Many people suffer from digestive disorders. Bloating, cramps, changes in bowel movements, fatigue, and lethargy, as well as food allergies and even migraines, can be the result. If investigations such as ultrasound, laboratory tests, and gastrointestinal endoscopy do not reveal any pathological findings, irritable bowel syndrome (overly sensitive intestine) is diagnosed and treated symptomatically.
Even though irritable bowel syndrome does not pose a "danger" to the patient, it often significantly and persistently impacts their quality of life.
In many cases, a treatable cause for the "overly sensitive intestine" can be identified through a detailed stool examination.