Колоноскопия в норме, а живот болит? Вот настоящая причина

I had a colonoscopy. The tests are normal. The doctors say everything is fine. But my stomach continues to hurt, bloat, and rumble, and my stool is sometimes normal, sometimes not. Sound familiar? In this video, we'll discuss why a normal colonoscopy doesn't mean the absence of disease and what disorders it simply can't detect. You'll learn: • What a colonoscopy actually shows • Why it's done after age 40 • Why a colonoscopy doesn't detect IBS • What are functional bowel disorders • Why bloating, pain, and bowel irregularities occur despite normal test results • How the gut and brain are connected We'll also discuss: — Irritable bowel syndrome — The brain-gut axis — Functional bloating — Anxiety and gut sensitivity — The Low FODMAP diet — Cognitive behavioral therapy If a colonoscopy, blood tests, and stool tests don't reveal any serious conditions, it doesn't mean you're imagining the symptoms. Often, the cause lies in functional gastrointestinal disorders, which require a completely different treatment approach. 👉 Book a consultation: dr-dementev.ru/ 🌿 Psyllium dietary supplement for the gastrointestinal tract: ozon.ru/t/ZLk63jz Timecodes: 00:00 — Test results are good, but there are symptoms 00:20 — What a colonoscopy shows 00:37 — When a colonoscopy is essential 01:04 — What diseases it helps detect 01:59 — What a colonoscopy doesn't show 02:31 — What are functional disorders 02:50 — Why bloating occurs 03:21 — The symptoms are not made up 03:36 — How a sensitive gut works 04:08 — What is IBS 04:43 — When it's time to stop getting screened 04:58 — Why regular diets don't help 05:13 — The Low Diet FODMAP 05:26 — The Role of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 05:39 — How to Treat Your Gut Without Medication 06:04 — When to Consult a Gastroenterologist #IBS #colonoscopy #gut #bloating #gastroenterologist #lowfodmap #evidence-basedmedicine