IBS Treatment

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Inflammatory Bowel Disease, or IBS, can make daily life a challenge. While this condition often requires a multispecialty treatment plan, finding the right combination of medications, dietary changes and therapies can help control your symptoms and allow you to return to your normal life. The process of finding an effective treatment plan starts with finding a knowledgeable gastroenterologist who can recommend the right plan for you.

At Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health, we have a team of compassionate and experienced gastroenterologists who specialize in treating conditions such as IBS. We help our patients find the most appropriate treatment plans for their unique needs. Our IBS treatment recommendations might include:

  • Antibiotic Medications — to destroy harmful bacteria in the intestines
  • Antispasmodic Medications — helps alleviate diarrhea and chronic bowel spasms
  • Prescription IBS Medications — to improve digestion
  • Counseling — to assist with stress-induced IBS symptoms
  • Fiber Supplements — to help normalize bowel function and prevent constipation
  • Nutritional Counseling — to determine which foods make symptoms worse and which can be more easily tolerated

Our gastroenterology team understands that developing an effective IBS treatment plan can be especially challenging when symptoms are inconsistent, or no specific triggers can be identified. That’s why we’re committed to helping you find long-term solutions that enable you to return to your normal life.

If you’d like to schedule an appointment to discuss IBS treatment options with one of our experienced gastroenterologists, contact Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health today.

Nutritional counseling

Our team of gastroenterologists will provide nutritional counseling to help determine which foods may be causing your symptoms to worsen, and which foods are recommended to keep IBS symptoms at bay.

Stress Counseling

We provide individualized counseling to help you cope with daily stressors that may be contributing to stress-induced IBS symptoms.

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