Pain Relief and IBS

Researchers from the University of Adelaide, in a world first study, have identified why some pain relief medications are unable to provide suitable relief to people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Studying blood samples from over 100 people (half with IBS and half without the condition), the researchers found that the chemicals that play a role in controlling pain were deficient in those with IBS.
Studying blood samples from over 100 people (half with IBS and half without the condition), the researchers found that the chemicals that play a role in controlling pain were deficient in those with IBS.
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