Can I Eat Eggs with IBS?

Paulina Andrzejewska
Reviewed by Paulina Andrzejewska, MSc Nutrition, Monash Low FODMAP Certified
Quick Answer

Eggs are FODMAP-free and one of the best protein sources for IBS. They're easy to digest and very versatile.

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FODMAP-Free Safe: Unlimited

What Our Protocols Say

Bloating-Dominant Excellent choice

Eggs are completely FODMAP-free and won't cause bloating.

Tip: Cook any style; just avoid high-FODMAP additions like onion.

Constipation (IBS-C) Good protein source

Easy to digest and doesn't interfere with your fiber strategy.

Tip: Pair with fiber-rich sides for balanced meals.

Diarrhea (IBS-D) Excellent choice

Easy to digest, binding protein source.

Tip: Scrambled or boiled are the gentlest preparations.

Mixed (IBS-M) Safe foundation food

Neutral — won't swing symptoms either direction.

Tip: Reliable protein for all symptom states.

Post-SIBO Recovery Excellent choice

Zero fermentation risk; high-quality protein.

Tip: One of the safest protein sources.

Stress-Triggered Recommended

Easy to digest; supports stable energy without stress.

Tip: Great for pre-meal ritual meals.

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Medical Disclaimer

This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making changes to your diet.

Last updated: January 29, 2025 | Reviewed by Paulina Andrzejewska, MSc