What role does a new mechanism of action play in your prescribing decisions of IBS-C therapy?
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Join Kim Orleck, GHAPP member and Physician Assistant at Atlanta Gastroenterology Associates. In this FAQ, Kim discusses how new mechanisms of action influence her prescribing decisions for IBS-C therapy. She highlights the exciting introduction of a novel medication with a triple-action mechanism of action, which offers an alternative to the traditional secretagogues. Kim explains how this new therapy works by inhibiting the sodium-hydrogen exchanger, leading to increased luminal water content, reduced intestinal permeability, and decreased visceral hypersensitivity, ultimately addressing the multifactorial pathophysiology of IBS-C. For more information, visit ghapp.org.
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