Credit: Getty Images First-line treatments for irritable bowel syndrome are not always effective. We spoke with 3 experts who explain the success of using antidepressants to help patients with IBS. A ...
Titrated, low-dose amitriptyline appears to be an effective second-line alternative to first-line therapies for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) across a range of IBS symptom measures, and is ...
About 1 in 5 people globally live with chronic pain, and it is a common reason for seeing a doctor, accounting for one in five GP appointments in the UK. All prescription drugs need a license from a ...
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