Cancer Nutrition Support · Bowel Rehabilitation
You were told it's IBS.
It isn't.
Bowel dysfunction after cancer treatment — diarrhoea, urgency, unpredictable bowels — is its own recognised condition, distinct from IBS. It has identifiable causes and a rehabilitation process that works.
It looks like IBS — it isn't IBS
Surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, immunotherapy and hormone therapy can each change how the gut works long after treatment ends. The symptoms overlap with IBS, so it's often labelled that way — and IBS-focused approaches don't address the real cause.
Late effects of cancer treatment
Changes to gut anatomy, motility, bile acid absorption, the microbiome or nerve function are all recognised, treatable contributors — assessed properly, not guessed at.
I felt truly heard and listened to. She identified a health problem I'd never been taken seriously about before.
What the Rehabilitation Process Looks Like
A structured process, not guesswork — built around what your treatment actually did to your body.
Assessment
Detailed review of your treatment history, symptoms and medical background.
Identify the Cause
Pinpoint what's actually driving your bowel symptoms — not a generic elimination diet.
Rehabilitation Plan
A structured, personalised nutrition and lifestyle plan targeting the root cause.
Ongoing Support
Follow-up and adjustment until you're confident managing independently.
Who This Is For
Anyone with ongoing diarrhoea, urgency or bowel unpredictability after cancer treatment
People diagnosed with “IBS” whose symptoms began after treatment
Anyone told this is just something to live with
People wanting a specialist who understands cancer treatment, not just general gut health
You Don't Have to Accept This as Permanent
Book a remote consultation — available UK-wide — and start a plan built specifically for what you're dealing with.
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