Management of irritable bowel syndrome.

A Prior, P J Whorwell

Other Biomedicine & pharmacotherapy = Biomedecine & pharmacotherapie 1986 4 اقتباسات

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نوع الدراسة: Controlled Clinical Trial
المجتمع المدروس: IBS patients

التدخل: Management of irritable bowel syndrome. None
المقارن: None
النتيجة الأولية: pain
اتجاه التأثير: Positive
خطر التحيز: Moderate

Abstract

Few drugs are of proven efficacy in irritable bowel syndrome. Bulking agents probably relieve constipation, spasmolytics may alleviate pain and antidiarrhoeals help control urgency and diarrhoea. With a combination of reassurance and therapeutic intervention up to 75% of patients can be expected to improve. For the 25% who do not, alternative therapies such as stress management, psychotherapy or hypnotherapy may prove effective.

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With a combination of reassurance and therapeutic intervention up to 75% of patients can be expected to improve, and alternative therapies such as stress management, psychotherapy or hypnotherapy may prove effective.

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A Psyllium Husk لـ Chronic Constipation

B Psyllium Husk لـ Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

Management of irritable bowel syndrome.

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