Disclaimer
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Education and organization only. Not medical advice. Not for emergencies.
Education and organization only
EvenGut helps you keep track of what you've tried for IBS, see what published clinical guidelines list, and prepare questions for your doctor. It doesn't diagnose any condition, recommend or rank treatments, or tell you what to do. Using it doesn't create a doctor-patient relationship.
Not for emergencies
If you have heavy bleeding, severe pain, fainting, a high fever, or can't keep fluids down, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department now. If you're thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 (US and Canada) or your local emergency number.
About the safety questions
The safety questions are a short checklist of warning signs that doctors look for. They aren't a medical assessment. Answering “no” to all of them doesn't rule anything out. If a symptom worries you, talk to a doctor, whatever the checklist shows.
About the guideline content
- Every item quotes the guideline it comes from, or is clearly labelled as a summary, with a link to the source.
- Guidelines are written for doctors, change over time, and may not cover your situation.
- Some items are still waiting for review by a clinician before launch.
- Items are listed in a fixed order, by category and name. They aren't ranked, and being listed doesn't mean an item is right for you.
About medicines
Don't start, change or end any medicine or supplement because of something you read on EvenGut. Talk to your prescriber or pharmacist first.
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