Diseases like Crohn’s disease and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) are treated with because those drugs decrease the activity of the intestines.

Antispasmodic drugs relax the smooth muscles of the intestines, reducing spasms and intestinal activity. This makes “antispasmodic drugs” the correct choice; thiazides and other diuretics increase urine production, while proton pump inhibitors reduce stomach acid.

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