Risk Factors for IBS
Women tend to be more affected by IBS than men. Some genetic factors may also increase the risk of developing this condition. However, further research is still needed to learn more about the underlying cause of IBS. Other factors that may increase the risk include a serious infection in the digestive tract, a history of trauma or stress, and a family history of IBS. [5]
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