SIBO

Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth. Scar adhesions can be caused by a combination of keratin build-up from scarring and bacteria overgrowth secreted from the small intestine.

Adhesions can be caused from a variety of sources such as:- endometriosis, fibroids, caesarian sections, appendicitis surgery, obstructive surgery, hysterectomies, all types of bowel surgery, lap band surgery.  Adhesions can be caused from a variety of sources such as:- endometriosis, fibroids, caesarian sections, appendicitis surgery, obstructive surgery, hysterectomies, all types of bowel surgery, lap band surgery. 

This can slow down the digestive processes and cause blockages of the correct organ processes, leading to bloating and pain, and abdominal distension. Waste can be stored unnecessarily and can cause a cycle of issues making it more difficult to pass out waste.  This can make a breeding ground for bad bacteria. 

Left untreated, proper absorption of fats, proteins, and carbohydrates can and will cause vitamin deficiencies from SIBO and proper absorption of foods.

You may experience constipation or diarrhea which leads to weight loss and or gain and malnutrition.