Just out of curiosity - do you know if there are any plans to compile lists of symptoms more prevelant in IBS-D vs IBS-C? I know a lot of people (myself included) alternate, so I don't know if separate lists would be easy to do.
It seems like some of these symptoms would be apparent in both equally, but perhaps the shaking hands would be a result of dehydration associated with attacks (IBS-D episodes). Just a thought. The research is all interesting... thanks for the article - I sent it to my Mom (a nurse) to let her see that somethings I've been experiencing may be hand-in-hand with the IBS.
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Re: IBS – Beyond the Bowel: The Meaning of Co-existing Medical Problems
