Here are some suggestions to help you manage your diarrhea caused by IBS: 1  Take fiber. 2  Take an anti-diarrheal. 3  Avoid trigger foods. 4  Eat foods that can help solidify your stools. 5  Manage stress. 6  Try therapy. 7  Ask your doctor about medications.
An orthopedic doctor is a board certified M. D. who specializes in problems - from head to toe - of the musculoskeletal system. This includes, of course, the spine. An orthopedist might address conditions such as ruptured discs, scoliosis or other types of neck or low back pain.
Well, a rheumatologist is the doctor that often evaluates musculoskeletal medical conditions, and other diseases which can affect widespread muscles. A neurologist often evaluates and treats the same types of conditions. For pain issues, a physiatrist who specializes in pain management can be helpful with chronic muscle pain issues. Gastroparesis would be best evaluated by a gastroenterologist.