Alternative Treatments for Irritable bowel syndrome

Alternative and complementary therapies list for Irritable bowel syndrome:

Alternative treatments, complementary therapeutic options, or home remedies that have been listed in various sources as possibly helpful for Irritable bowel syndrome may include:

• Peppermint
• Magnesium glycinate
• Hydrolized fish protein
• Breathing exercise
• Mind-body exercise
• Meditation
• Whole grains
• High-fiber, low-fat diet
• Hydration
• Butter
• Avoid caffeine
• Avoid alcohol
• Avoid lactose-containing products
• Reduce refine sugar intake
• Avoid soft drinks
• Avoid fruit juice
• Eat small meals
• Yoga
• Stress reduction
• Avoid spicy food
• Avoid cabbage
• Avoid Brussels sprouts
• Avoid broccoli
• Avoid artificial sweeteners
• Stop smoking
• Psyllium
• Gradual increase in fiber
• Eat frequent small meals
• Yogurt with L. acidophilus
• Peppermint tea
• Ginger tea
• Exercise
• Limit intake of beans
• Hot water bottle or heating pad
• Psyllium with fresh yogurt after dinner
• Flaxseed tea
• Sesame oil enema
• Shatavari, hingwastak churna, ajwan and chitrak Ayurvedic herbal remedy
• Shatavari, kama dudha, shanka bhasma and arrowroot Ayurvedic herbal remedy
• Acupressure
• Acupuncture
• Qigong mind-body exercise
• Tai Chi
• Regular sleep habits
• Chinese folk remedies
• Chinese patent herbs
• Salba seeds and salba seed oil

Unlabelled Alternative Drug Treatments

These alternative drug therapies have been listed by various sources as possible alternative treatments for Irritable bowel syndrome:

• Alprazolam
• Alprazolam Intensol
• Apo-Alpraz
• Med-Alprazolam
• Novo-Alprazol
• Nu-Alpraz
• Xanax

Warning About Alternative Treatments

Always check with your doctor or qualified medical professional before using any alternative or complementary treatment, or before stopping or changing any other treatment to use alternative approaches. Some treatments or preventatives may be of dubious value, and certain alternative treatments can be dangerous in some cases.

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