Epithelial cells in the gut continue to be active in mice even after an irritant or infection clears, which may be the source of chronic gut pain associated with irritable bowel syndrome
The chronic gut pain people with irritable bowel syndrome experience may be due to long-lasting activation of rare. In mice, these cells continue to react to irritants even after the substances have left the gut.
IBS affects up to 15 per cent of the US population and is two to six times more common in women than men. The condition is characterised by symptoms like bloating, abdominal pain and hypersensitivity to certain foods and irritants, despite …App + Web
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