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IBS, Irritable Bowel Syndrome / Colitis

IBS is a bowel disorder reselting in abdominal pain, wind, bloatedness, and diarrhoea or constipation. It's causes are unknown, but it normally begins under stress or when there is a lot of fat in the diet.
 
  abc on 2002-07-09
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
In homeopathy we need lot of info to work with anyway you can try Pulsatilla 30 1/2hour before foods.




















 
shan 2 decades ago
Look up the Materia Medica for:

PLUMBUM MET.
OPIUM
NUX VOMICA
COLOCYNTH (specially when there is colic also)
LYCOPODIUM
PODOPHYLLUM (diarrhoea and rectum affected)
ABIES NIGER.
CUPRUM MET.
CARBO VEG.
in addition to
PULSATILA

Identify the individual's symptoms and match with the drug picture thru the MATERIA MEDICA ....for an appropriate selection.

Homeopathy has a lot to offer !!


Best,
PANKAJ VARMA
NEW DELHI
INDIA
15th July, 2003
E-mail: pvarma7
yahoo.com
 
PANKAJ VARMA 2 decades ago
flatulance in lower abdomen,stool with much flatus morning,undigested slimy stool,burning anus during stool, increased hunger,ravenous hunger followed by flatulence in intestine,in effectual urging during stool,unsatisfactory incomplete stool,flatulance after stool,mild pain in lower abdomen,
 
SWhair last decade

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