concept   irritable bowel syndrome
culture   Eastern countries
statement   In Eastern countries, traditional remedies are often used to address irritable bowel syndrome, which is less openly discussed due to cultural stigmas.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 bowel obstruction Eastern countries Traditional remedies and alternative medicine may be considered before seeking Western medical treatment for bowel obstruction. 1
2 bowel obstruction eastern countries Bowel obstruction is recognized as a serious medical condition, and traditional herbal remedies may be used in addition to seeking medical attention from healthcare professionals. 1
3 constipation Eastern countries Often addressed using traditional remedies and Ayurvedic medicine 1
4 constipation Eastern countries Often addressed through traditional medicine, herbal remedies, and dietary adjustments, with a focus on balancing the body's energy. 1
5 gastroenteritis Eastern countries Traditional remedies like herbal teas and natural remedies are often used in addition to medical treatment prescribed by healthcare professionals. 1
6 intestinal gas Eastern countries Passing gas is considered a natural bodily function and is often openly acknowledged and accepted, especially in rural areas. 1
7 intestinal gas Eastern cultures In some Eastern cultures, it is acceptable to openly discuss and address issues related to intestinal gas as a normal part of bodily functions 1
8 irritable bowel syndrome Eastern countries There may be less awareness and understanding of irritable bowel syndrome, and treatments may differ from those in Western countries. 1
9 irritable bowel syndrome Eastern countries Less openly discussed due to cultural stigmas about gastrointestinal health, leading to less awareness and support for those affected 1
10 irritable bowel syndrome Eastern countries Less widely recognized, may be perceived as a result of imbalance in the body 1