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Functional disturbances of motility • Irritable bowel syndrome • 10-20% of people • Starts in adolescence and symptoms are not constant • New evidence suggests a major influence of stress • This is mediated via the brain-gut axis © <strong>IAH</strong> 2007 56 Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is very common nowadays, and whereas before thought to be a psychosomatic disease, is now well recognized as including disturbances of the gut brain axis. This is compounded by stress, and we saw above, the stress have an influence on the gut lining. In IBS though there is also a disturbed communication between the gut and the brain, and there is a heightened sensory experience of pain in these patients. It is thus important to add medication which works on the emotions and the brain. 56
Functional disturbances of motility • Irritable bowel syndrome • Medication • Nux vomica-Homaccord • (Colocynthis) • Hepeel (if Nux vomica-Homaccord is not enough) • Spascupreel • Nervoheel • Tonico-Injeel © <strong>IAH</strong> 2007 57 The mainstay of the treatment here is the functiotropic Nux vomica-Homaccord, which will treat colic, bloating as well as constipation. Hepeel can be added if there is a lot of bloating, and Nux vomica is not enough. Spascupreel can be added on demand when there is a component of spasm, and can be given in the acute dose of one tablet every 15 minutes for up to two hours. To treat the brain gut axis, Nervoheel can be added in the case of milder anxiety syndromes, whereas Tonico Injeel is better added in patients who are overworked and on the brink of collapse or burn out. 57
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