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 Spastic Colon:

What is Spastic Colon?

Spastic colon is another term for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). It is a disorder that affects the bowel or colon. The bowel is the part of the digestive system that makes and stores stool. There are many symptoms of spastic colon such as lower abdominal pain or discomfort, diarrhea, constipation (or alternating diarrhea / constipation), gas, bloating, and nausea.

Spastic colon is the most common health disorder in America, Canada, the UK, Australia, and New Zealand affecting more people than asthma, diabetes, and depression COMBINED.

What Causes Spastic Colon?

The exact cause of Spastic colon is unknown. It is termed a functional disorder, which means that the way the bowel works is affected, but medical tests find no physical abnormalities that might explain the symptoms. Stress has often been stated as the cause. However, doctors now believe that stress may trigger Spastic colon but not cause it.

How is Spastic colon diagnosed?

Doctors generally diagnose Spastic colon after hearing someone describe their symptoms and examining them. The doctor may recommend further tests such as a sigmoidoscopy, a biopsy, a colonoscopy or stool testing and X-rays of the bowel.

Is there a treatment for Spastic colon?

There is not a cure for Spastic colon however there are treatments that can help reduce your symptoms. Taking Amp Floracel regularly can often progress and maintain the feeling of well-being.

Self-help

If you are having diarrhea, cutting out certain foods such as tea, coffee, alcohol, and spicy foods can help. If constipation is your main symptom, the key is to eat plenty of fiber, such as fruit and vegetables take Amp Floracel which helps to decrease the inflammation in the digestive tract. For people with bloating, it is important to avoid gas-producing foods such as beans. It's important to drink sufficient fluids, (around six to eight glasses of water a day) for people with constipation this helps the fiber to work; for people with diarrhea it replaces lost fluids. If stress triggers Spastic colon psychological treatment or learning stress management routines may be constructive. Regular consumption of Amp Floracel has shown to reduce the troublesome experiences of stress and Spastic colon. Plenty of exercise can also contribute to regular bowel movements.

Over-the-counter treatments

There is no one medicine that improves Spastic colon in the long term, but treatments available over the counter from chemists may relieve some symptoms.

For people with diarrhea, using anti-diarrhea medicines such as Imodium may help in the short term. They should be taken as needed, not on a regular basis. For constipation, it is strongly recommended that you do NOT use laxatives or fiber supplements. They are not helpful to your body and should only be used under extreme circumstances. Be sure to eat plenty of fiber, such as fruit and vegetables and take Amp Floracel which helps to decrease the inflammation in the digestive tract.

Visiting a GP

If self-help treatments do not control the symptoms, it may help to seek advice from a GP. People with Spastic colon should work with a doctor or a dietitian to come up with an eating plan that is best for their individual situation and symptoms. Be sure to point out Amp Floracel as an all natural aloe supplement.

Top Foods that Help

1. Fish

11. Bran

2. Green vegetables

12. Bananas

3. Other vegetables

13. Chicken

4. Non-citrus fruit

14. Bland foods

5. Rice

15. Salad

6. Citrus fruit

16. Potatoes

7. Brown bread

17. White bread

8. Yogurt

18. Porridge

9. Cereals

19. Apricots, dates, figs & prunes

10. Pasta

20. Biscuits

Top Foods to Avoid

1. Spicy foods

11. Pulses (beans, lentils etc)

2. Fried and fatty foods

12. Vegetables (non green)

3. Greens

13. Brown bread

4. Citrus fruit

14. Salad

5. Cheese

15. Nuts

6. Onions and leeks

16. Sweets & desserts

7. Cereals

17. Beef

8. Non citrus fruit

18. White bread

9. Chocolate

19. Eggs

10. Bran

20. Dairy products

What can trigger Spastic colon symptoms?

If you think you may have this condition, you may want to avoid: Milk and dairy products, Chocolate, Alcohol, Caffeine, Soda, Fatty Foods, Large Meals, wheat, rye, and barley. These foods are known to "trigger" symptoms of Spastic colon. Also, stress can cause colon spasms in people with Spastic colon. Many things can cause stress such as: Problems at work, Commutes, Problems at home, financial problems, a sense that things are beyond your control, ect. These stress related chemical changes may also stimulate the perception of pain signals or discomfort sent to the brain from the sensory nerve endings that react to events developing in the intestines. Amp Floracel is an anti-inflammatory and immune stimulant proven to control and cut down the development of inflammation in the digestive tract, spastic colon and IBS.

 

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