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No. A wide range of non-gastrointestinal features are associated with IBS, for example gynaecological (painful periods, pain after sexual intercourse and premenstrual tension), urinary (frequent and urgent urination), musculoskeletal (back pain), and psychological symptoms (depression and anxiety).
