What is Haba Syndrome?

Answer by  traumatised (3285)

Habba Syndrome is the result of a gall bladder that is not working properly; producing a large amount of extra bile. Sufferers of this disease experience chronic diarrhea, and it is often confused with Irritable Bowel Syndrome or Spastic Colon. It can be treated with an agent that binds bile acid, taken before meals.

Answer by  chuck34108 (36)

Habba Syndrome is a combination of a dysfunctional gallbladder and chronic diarrhea. Patients with the syndrome suffer different degrees of diarrhea, three or more episodes a day, lasting for at least three months. Though they may not suffer any physical pain, the social embarrassment can take its toll.

Answer by  Zoso (869)

Habba Syndrome, named for Dr. Saad Habba, is a gastric disease similar to IBS or spastic colon, caused by a malfunctioning gallbladder. The primary symptom is chronic diarrhea.

Answer by  redhead (5)

I have no gail bladder. I had diarrhea. was given cholestyramine after 90 days my nose and my started to bleed from it.

Answer by  redhead (5)

I was given cholestyramine told to take it 1 time a day mixed with juice. after 90 days I started to get bloody nose and blood in my ear. found it was from that.