Sophia’s bile acid diarrhoea (BAD) story
In 2024, a SeHCAT scan led to Sophia being diagnosed with bile acid diarrhoea (BAD). Sophia is keen to raise awareness of “invisible” digestive conditions, such as BAD, and ensure that nobody feels alone.
Posted: 10th September 2018
Updated: 12th December 2018

Love Your Gut Week is an initiative of Yakult UK Limited, in association with charity and healthcare professional organisations Guts UK charity (formerly Core), Bowel & Cancer Research, St Mark’s Hospital Foundation, The IBS Network, the Bowel Disease Research Foundation and the Primary Care Society for Gastroenterology.
In Ireland the campaign is supported by The Irish Society for Colitis & Crohn’s Disease, the Irish Practice Nurses Association and the Irish Nutrition & Dietetic Institute.
The annual digestive health campaign highlights the vital role of the digestive system and emphasises the importance of good gut health through educating the public.
Whether it is through expert tips, recipes or first-hand experiences, the campaign aims to educate and drive awareness of digestive health issues and chronic conditions, as well as the importance of acting on symptoms fast.
Link for more information about Love Your Gut Week https://loveyourgut.com/love-your-gut-week/
In 2024, a SeHCAT scan led to Sophia being diagnosed with bile acid diarrhoea (BAD). Sophia is keen to raise awareness of “invisible” digestive conditions, such as BAD, and ensure that nobody feels alone.
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