How Do I Manage My IBS-C Away at College?
The Gastro Girl Podcast
09/26/23
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If you (or a loved one) are going off to college and worried about managing IBS-C symptoms away from home, you don't want to miss this episode with nurse practitioners Kimberly Kearns from Duly Health and Care in Illinois, and Christina Hanson from South Denver Gastroenterology. Together they have decades of experience helping college-aged patients navigate and adjust to college life while managing chronic GI health conditions like IBS-C. Our informational, inspiring, and tip-filled discussion will set you up for success in keeping your IBS-C in check along with a little planning, and some helpful mobile apps. This episode is brought to you by Ardelyx.
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