Q&A with Dr. Nandi 4 - Best Way to Manage IBS Symptoms

Neilanjan ‘Neil’ Nandi, MD, FACP

By Neilanjan ‘Neil’ Nandi, MD, FACP

July 24, 2018

Living with IBS is difficult, and effectively managing symptoms can be extremely complicated. Often times, there are more questions than answers, leaving people feeling frustrated and even helpless. In this four part Q&A video series, I will be addressing some burning questions about IBS:

  1. Should You See a Primary Care Physician or Gastroenterologist For IBS?
  2. Is the Medical Community More Aware About Effective Management Strategies for IBS?
  3. Could Other Conditions Cause IBS Symptoms?
  4. What's the Best Way to Manage IBS?

Tune in to part 4, where I discuss some of the effective ways to manage IBS symptoms. Controlling symptoms is not easy and what works for some, may not work for others - but don't lose hope!

 

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