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Proteus mirabilis in stool: What it means for gastrointestinal health
Proteus mirabilis in stool? Learn about this pathogen, why it appears in IBS, the link with urinary tract infection and other gram-negative Proteus spp
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IBS after antibiotics – 15 years of clinical experience with post-antibiotic irritable bowel syndrome.
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IBS after antibiotics
IBS after antibiotics: Post-antibiotic IBS, gut bacteria imbalance, bloat, and how antibiotics can cause IBS
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hypothyroidism and SIBO
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Hypothyroidism and SIBO
Thyroid dysfunction leads to small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) through MMC dysregulation and altered gut motility
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Pseudomonas spp high in stool: Another IBS maker
High levels of Pseudomonas spp in stool are common both in stool or biopsies of IBS patients. Pseudomonas aeruginosa has distinct but treatable properties
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Creatine deficiency in autism spectrum disorders
Creatine metabolism is critical for proper brain connectivity in autism spectrum disorders​
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Abdominal bloating may be caused by many factors
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Abdominal bloating​: 7 very specific causes​
Abdominal bloating could be the result of many causes. Find 7 very specific ones
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Viral vs bacterial gastroenteritis
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Viral vs bacterial gastroenteritis
Viral and bacterial gastroenteritis differ in many ways, and should be treated differentrly, based on the specific type of bacteria or virus.
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SIBO after gallbladder removal
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SIBO after gallbladder removal
SIBO emerges in almost 80% of patients undergoing gallbladder removal resulting in intestinal bloating and other digestive issues
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IBS symptoms in men: The male irritable bowel syndrome
Symptoms of IBS in men may differ due to the diferrences in the pelvic region and the presence of prostate
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C-section and allergies are connected through the lens of the gut microbiome
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C-section, the gut microbiome & your infant’s allergies and asthma risk
C-section may increase your infant’s risk of developing allergies and asthma! How a baby’s birth method can shape their health
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