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IBS prevalence
Affects 10-20% of population (F > M)
IBS clinical presentation (Abdomen)
Abdominal cramping, flatulent or distension
IBS clinical presentation (Bowel habit)
Change bowel habit (alternating diarrhea & constipation)
IBS trigger (Psychological)
Stress and anxiety
IBS trigger (Dietary)
Dairy, caffeine, fatty or spicy food
IBS trigger (Post-infection)
Post-infectious IBS after gastroenteritis
IBS trigger (Hormonal)
Hormonal changes (worse during menstruation)
Rome IV criteria (Pain duration & frequency)
Chronic or recurrent abdominal pain at least 1 day per week during the previous 3-6 months
Rome IV criteria (Associated criteria count)
Associated with 2 or more criteria
Rome IV criteria (Criterion 1 - Defecation)
Related to defecation (relieved by defecation)
Rome IV criteria (Criterion 2 - Stool frequency)
Associated with a change in stool frequency
Rome IV criteria (Criterion 3 - Stool form)
Associated with a change in stool form
IBS initial lab investigations
CBC, ESR, CRP, stool analysis
IBS initial imaging & endoscopy
Abdominal x-ray, flexible sigmoidoscopy
IBS complications
Not serious, depression or anxiety
IBS prognosis (1 year improvement rate)
50% improve at one year
IBS prognosis (Worsening rate)
Worsen in only 5%
IBS lifestyle management (Habits & Stress)
Smoking & alcohol cessation, ↑ activity, ↓ stress (Yoga)
IBS lifestyle management (Diet general)
Regular meals, ↑ water intake, ↓ tea & coffee
IBS-C dietary modification
High fiber diet
IBS-D dietary modification
Avoid sweeteners and fiber diet
IBS-Flatulent medication options
Simethicone, activated charcoal
IBS-C medication options
Bulk-forming laxatives, methylcellulose or Metamucil
IBS-D medication options
Antidiarrheals (loperamide, diphenoxylate)
TCA for resistant IBS cases
Amitriptyline 10 to 50 mg
IBS Red flags (Physical & Lab)
Weight loss, loss of appetite, IDA, age > 50 years
IBS Red flags (GI bleeding & Liver)
Melena, persistent vomiting, hematemesis, jaundice
IBS differential diagnosis (Mechanical & Neoplastic)
Obstruction, malignancy
IBS differential diagnosis (Inflammatory & Metabolic)
IBD, lactose intolerance