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Return To IBS FAQ Archive   What factors contribute to the onset of IBS? Answered By Editor The onset of IBS in a person's life can be due to some stressful incidents that affect emotional aspect like divorce or death of a loved one. Likewise, a number of patients complain that IBS appears after they are found to suffer from gastrointestinal infection or surgical operations in their abdomen. Another triggering factor to its onset is the ingestion of certain food to which a person's abdomen is sensitive. keywords: IBS | Irritable Bowel Syndrome | Colon | Constipation | Diarrhea | IBS Causes Feline Irritable Bowel

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