For irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) with nonspecific colitis, focus on diet and stress control along with medicines. Eat small, regular meals, avoid trigger foods (very spicy, oily, caffeine, and excess dairy), and include fibre if tolerated. Probiotics, adequate fluids, and stress-reduction (yoga, walking) can help. Your doctor may prescribe antispasmodics, gut-friendly medicines, or short-term treatment for inflammation.

Visbiome capsules are generally safe and not known to cause liver or kidney problems in healthy individuals. However, if you have existing liver or kidney conditions, it’s important to consult your healthcare provider before using them. While Visbiome contains probiotics that support gut health and may help reduce inflammation, it is not a direct treatment or cure for gastritis. Managing gastritis effectively requires identifying and addressing its underlying causes, so always follow your doctor’s advice for proper treatment.