IBS is a debilitating disorder and it is not fatal, but its symptoms can be very distressing. People with this disorder have a hard time living a normal life.
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It is a complex disorder whose symptoms keep changing and the diet has to be used according to these symptoms.
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Green peas are not suitable for IBS. Similarly, if the peas are used in other places like rice etc., they can also be a nuisance for IBS patients
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Peas are a vegetable and can be found in large quantities in any vegetable store in winter season.
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It is of great benefit to the general public as it is rich in minerals and carbohydrates. As far as IBS patients are concerned, peas are not suitable for them.
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The main reason for this is that after eating peas, there may be severe gas as well as pain in the large intestine.
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An IBS attack caused by the use of peas causes severe pain and constriction in all the intestines.
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Once the symptoms start, the medications you are routinely taking lessen the pain and you need to see a doctor.
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People with IBS should try to avoid using peas or pea products. And if eating peas is unavoidable, use raw peas. Cooked food can cause problems.
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