How does irritable bowel syndrome affect a massage therapist?

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) can affect a massage therapist in a number of ways.

1. Pain: IBS can cause abdominal pain, which can be exacerbated by massage. This pain can make it difficult for the massage therapist to perform their job effectively.

2. Fatigue: IBS can also cause fatigue, which can make it difficult for the massage therapist to work long hours.

3. Bowel urgency: IBS can also cause bowel urgency, which can make it difficult for the massage therapist to maintain a professional demeanor and focus on the client.

4. Flatulence: IBS can also cause flatulence, which can be embarrassing for the massage therapist and disrupt the therapeutic environment.

5. Diarrhea: IBS can also cause diarrhea, which can make it difficult for the massage therapist to perform their job hygienically.