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Menopause: the new IBS? 👀 New research just confirmed something I’ve been seeing in my patients for years. A study of 964 women found that gut barrier markers — literally the integrity of your gut lining — start breaking down 2.5 years BEFORE your final period. Not after. Before. By the time you’re diagnosed with menopause, your gut has already been changing for years. That gut barrier dysfunction rose 26% during this transition. Real, measurable, biological change. And here’s the problem: the criteria doctors use to diagnose IBS were never built to screen for this. They rule out things like Crohn’s and celiac disease. Hormones never made the list. So a woman in her late 40s walks in with bloating, cramping, bowel changes that don’t make sense — and gets handed an IBS diagnosis. Case closed. Except her gut is doing exactly what the research says it does during this exact transition. You are not imagining this. Your gut is not “just being difficult.” It might be telling you something your labs and colonoscopy can’t see yet. At your next appointment, ask whether hormonal changes like perimenopause or menopause should be considered as part of the picture. And if you want to understand this connection more deeply, join me and Dr. Terri Malcolm for our FREE masterclass on the gut-hormone connection. 📅 September 8 ⏰ 7:30 PM ET 🔗 Registration link in bio We’ll be talking about how hormonal changes can affect bloating, constipation, reflux, and other GI symptoms during perimenopause and menopause. #fyp #trending #GutHealth #IntegrativeGI #gastroenterology

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