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Video Perspectives in Constipation

This resource offers clinicians a deep dive into irritable bowel syndrome with constipation, chronic idiopathic constipation, pelvic floor dysfunction and more.

Linda Nguyen, MD

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    In this video series, Linda Nguyen, MD, clinical chief of Digestive Health Center and clinical professor of medicine at Stanford University, discussed:

    • distinguishing between IBS-C, CIC and other types of constipation;
    • approaching opioid-induced and -exacerbated constipation;
    • new developments in IBS-C, like the approval of tenapanor (Ibsrela, Ardelyx) and utilizing the Rome criteria for diagnosis;
    • recent ACG guidance on IBS-C management;
    • considerations of the low FODMAP diet and the increasing recognition of avoidant restrictive food intake disorder;
    • the need for better IBS diagnosis;
    • how pelvic floor dysfunction can “overlap” with IBS-C, CIC and opioid-induced constipation; and
    • the possibility of curing constipation caused by pelvic floor dysfunction through physical therapy.