Last year, after my husband, Michael, had been experiencing abdominal pain and fever on and off for two weeks, he reluctantly ...

Here’s what to know about the study, plus evidence-based diet strategies to help prevent a diverticulitis flare ...

New findings reveal nuts and seeds may not trigger diverticulitis, challenging decades of restrictive dietary advice once ...

New research has found that nuts and seeds do not increase the risk of diverticulitis. The findings also confirmed that four ...

New research is helping debunk the myth that small, hard foods could get stuck in the colon, inflaming the pockets that ...

Dietary intake of nuts, seeds, and corn is not associated with an increased risk for incident diverticulitis among women.

Nuts and seeds do not increase the risk of diverticulitis, according to findings published Monday in the Annals of Internal ...

In addition to abdominal pain and bloating, some people may experience diarrhea (IBS-D), constipation (IBS-C), or a mixture of both (IBS-M). IBS can also be categorized by the conditions that trigger ...

Now that the hardship is over and he finally has a winner's medal around his neck, it's time for one last look back through the years of pain before closing the book on them forever. While the ...

It seems that diverticulitis is a very common problem ... These symptoms typically include bloating, pain in your bowel (usually in the lower left-hand quadrant above your groin) and constipation ...

Diverticulitis, endometriosis, and testicular torsion are just a few possible causes of lower abdominal pain. Seek medical help if your pain comes on suddenly or is accompanied by fever or vomiting.