My brother has dealt with both anxiety and IBS for years. Over time, it’s led to countless conversations with our family and his doctors, many of which are focused on the same two questions: Does anxiety trigger digestive symptoms? Or could problems in the gut actually be fueling anxiety in the brain?
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