Category Archives: Beyond the Gut

Beyond the Gut: Systemic Sclerosis (Scleroderma), SIBO, and Why GIs Should Lead the Team

Beyond the Gut ARTICLE 02 · RHEUMATOLOGY See the full series → For many of your systemic sclerosis patients, the gut is the most active disease site. Up to 90% develop gastrointestinal involvement, and SIBO is one of the most common and most treatable problems. This article is for you as a gastroenterologist. The goal…

Beyond the Gut: Hypothyroidism, SIBO, and Why GIs Should Care 

Beyond the Gut ARTICLE 01 · ENDOCRINOLOGY See the full series → Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) is still labeled a “GI diagnosis,” but your SIBO patients live in endocrine, allergy, rheumatology, and primary care clinics as well as yours. This first article in the Beyond the Gut series is written for you as a…