Prognosis of Irritable bowel syndrome
Prognosis of Irritable bowel syndrome: Mostly good. Not usually serious or life-shortening although attacks are problematic and often recur. ...see also Overview of Irritable bowel syndrome
Prognosis for Irritable bowel syndrome:
IBS causes a great deal of discomfort and distress, but
it does not cause permanent harm to the intestines and does not lead to
intestinal bleeding of the bowel or to a serious disease such as cancer.
Often IBS is just a mild annoyance, but for some people it can be
disabling. They may be unable to go to social events, to go out to a job,
or to travel even short distances. Most people with IBS, however, are able
to control their symptoms through medications prescribed by their
physicians, diet, and stress management.
(Source: excerpt from Irritable Bowel Syndrome: NIDDK)
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IBS can be
painful. But it does not damage the bowel or cause any other diseases.
(Source: excerpt from IBS: NIDDK)
...see also Overview of Irritable bowel syndrome
Complications:
Complications of Irritable bowel syndrome may include:
Complications of Irritable bowel syndrome from the Diseases Database include:
Source: Diseases Database
See also complications of Irritable bowel syndrome.
Prognosis of Irritable bowel syndrome Discussion
Often IBS is just a mild annoyance, but for some people it can be
disabling. They may be unable to go to social events, to go out to a job,
or to travel even short distances. Most people with IBS, however, are able
to control their symptoms through diet, stress management, and medicines.
(Source: excerpt from Irritable Bowel Syndrome: NWHIC)
Irritable bowel syndrome: Research More
About prognosis:
The 'prognosis' of Irritable bowel syndrome usually refers to the likely outcome
of Irritable bowel syndrome.
The prognosis of Irritable bowel syndrome
may include the duration of Irritable bowel syndrome, chances of complications of Irritable bowel syndrome,
probable outcomes,
prospects for recovery, recovery period for Irritable bowel syndrome, survival rates,
death rates,
and other outcome possibilities in the overall prognosis of Irritable bowel syndrome.
Naturally, such forecast issues are by their nature unpredictable.
