Endometriosis, SIBO and Your Bowels

Join Gastroenterologist Dr. Murray Orbuch for this in-depth discussion on the burden endometriosis causes to your bowels. Dr. Murray Orbuch is an Assistant Clinical Professor at Mt Sinai in New York and a Clinical Attending at Mt Sinai Hospital in New York City. He set out to find the connection between young people and the stomach pains correlating to their periods. Since then his work has lead him to dealing with endometriosis and the gut including helping to diagnose and manage SIBO.

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