Expert Video - If prescription medications are not helping my IBS-C, what other medical therapies can I try?
Dr. Jeanetta Frye, an expert on irritable bowel syndrome with constipation (IBS-C), describes the use of antidepressant and antispasmodic medicines. She and colleague Dr. Satish Rao also note that the serotonin agonist, tegaserod, has been recently reintroduced. A new medication, tenapanor, may be another option for treating IBS with constipation. Talking to a gastroenterologist who is aware of the latest treatments is an important step in managing IBS-C.
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Section: Managing and Treating IBS-C
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How is IBS-C treated?
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What can I do at home to manage my IBS-C?
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Is there a specific diet for IBS-C?
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What prescription medicines are available for IBS-C?
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If prescription medications are not helping my IBS-C, what other medical therapies can I try?
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Can probiotics help my IBS-C?
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Are there clinical trials for IBS-C? Can I participate?
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What questions should I ask my doctor about IBS-C treatment?
