Managing diverticulitis pain often involves simple home remedies, such as rest, warm compresses, and proper hydration. However, a long-term approach that includes lifestyle adjustments and dietary changes is crucial for prevention.
The foods you eat can play a role in managing diverticulitis symptoms, such as abdominal pain, constipation, and bloating. Dr. Pranab Gyawali, a Dubai-based gastroenterologist, advises patients on dietary modifications to prevent diverticulitis flare-ups and improve overall gut health.
Nausea can stem from various causes, including gastrointestinal disorders, stress, or dietary factors. Over-the-counter medications and self-care methods may offer some relief, but professional care may be necessary for recurrent or severe cases.
Constipation-predominant irritable bowel syndrome (IBS-C) is a form of IBS where individuals experience persistent constipation along with abdominal pain. This subtype affects approximately one-third of people diagnosed with IBS.
Bloating, an uncomfortable feeling of fullness and stomach distention, can significantly impact daily life. From food intolerances to digestive disorders, various factors may lead to bloating.
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I recently had a microbiome test conducted by Dr. Pranab, and the experience was exceptional. Dr. Pranab is a great doctor—very professional and knowledgeable. He thoroughly explained my test results and provided detailed insights into how to care for my gut health.
