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- What is IBD?
- Symptoms of IBD
- Causes of IBD
- Prevention of IBD
- Risk factors for IBD
- Complications of IBD
- When to see a doctor about IBD
- Diagnosis of IBD
- Conventional treatment of IBD
- Alternative/complementary treatment of IBD
- Living with IBD
- Caring for someone with IBD
When to see a doctor about inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
People who have any of the gastrointestinal symptoms associated with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) should see their doctor to have a proper diagnosis to confirm whether or not they have this condition. IBD can have serious complications and a medical doctor needs to be consulted.
A doctor is the best person to diagnose this disorder and to rule out any other digestive disorder, which may present with very similar symptoms to inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
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People with existing inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) need to see their doctor if their symptoms change - if the severity of symptoms becomes worse or they experience a different set of symptoms than experienced before.
IBD can have serious complications and a medical doctor needs to be consulted if symptoms get worse.
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