When to See a Doctor (or Seek More Testing) New or worsening symptoms after age 50 Red flags: rectal bleeding, black stools, fever, unintended weight loss , persistent night symptoms, anemia , family history of IBD/colon cancer Severe pain, dehydration, or symptoms not improving with home care Youd like a clear diagnosis and a simple, personalized plan How We Help Internist geriatrician PCP Georgetown TX At Wellness Bay Primary Care, we provide: A kind, unrushed visit to hear your story Focused testing (only whats needed) A clear plan: food strategy, symptomcalming tools, and meds only if helpful Followups to tune your plan until you feel better Top 10 FAQs (Quick & Friendly) 1) Is IBS dangerous
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