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Metformin and diarrhea: extreme macro of the OCT1 transporter bottleneck in an intestinal cell, with metformin molecules accumulating above the membrane
Metformin and diarrhea: why up to 3 in 10 users get gut side effects, how the OCT1 gene decides who suffers, and what actually helps.
IBS and low testosterone are linked both ways: gut motility, visceral pain, bacterial LPS and the microbiome all connect gut health and hormone levels.
Yes, diabetes mellitus can cause diarrhea, constipation, and other gastrointestinal issues. Learn how diabetes affects the digestive system.
Pseudomonas aeruginosa is often a cause of IBS and linked to diarrhea, especially antibiotic-associated diarrhea
Post-infectious irritable bowel syndrome treatment should be highly personalized due to different syndrome phenotypes based on infectious agent, prior microbiome health and host genetics
IBS is a risk factor for anemia and inversely, iron deficiency may also predispose for irritable bowel syndrome
Creatine is critical for autistic people as it is the first energy carrier used to form new and sustainable synapses and is frequently compromized in autism
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
IBS after antibiotics: Post-antibiotic IBS, gut bacteria imbalance, bloat, and how antibiotics can cause IBS
Thyroid dysfunction leads to small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) through MMC dysregulation and altered gut motility
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