IBS is a gastrointestinal disorder, chronic to lower GI tract. There are a variety of factors which affect the normal gut flora, resulting in IBS. The exact role of pathogens in IBS is still not known. It is said that increase in methane production hampers GI motility which eventually results in constipation. Probiotics in adequate amount, provide health benefits.
They are known to regulate bowel function, immune function and motility which thereby decreases constipation. Sometimes changing the gut bacteria with probiotics make IBS symptoms better. In this exclusive KOL Interview, Dr. Sudeep Khanna tells us about the impact of probiotics in patients with constipation linked IBS.
