[19] A recent review on the prevalence of dyspepsia noted similar but less consistent results regarding the durability of diagnosis. [20] In summary, both FD and IBS are chronic diseases for a ...

IBS and functional dyspepsia, characterized by recurrent indigestion of unknown cause, are disorders of the gut-brain axis. Despite being common worldwide, their causes remain poorly understood ...

A sensitive stomach often occurs due to food intolerances and conditions like Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), causing gas, ...

The prevalence of postinfection IBS and functional dyspepsia was 14.5% and 12.7%, respectively, after acute gastroenteritis. IBS persisted in 52.3% of patients at 1 to 4 years follow-up and in 39. ...

IBS and recurrent indigestion of unknown cause (functional dyspepsia), are disorders of the gut-brain axis. Although common worldwide, their causes remain poorly understood, note the researchers.

IBS and recurrent indigestion of unknown cause (functional dyspepsia), are disorders of the gut-brain axis. Although common worldwide, their causes remain poorly understood, note the researchers.

Patients with a specific form of chronic indigestion react differently to images of food, compared to healthy control subjects or patients with irritable bowel syndrome. Functional dyspepsia and ...

For example, a 2020 study surveyed people with functional GI disorders like IBS and functional dyspepsia during the early part of the COVID-19 pandemic. People with functional GI disorders had ...

Functional GI disorders ... and urgency in patients with IBS, and improving bloating and upper abdominal fullness in patients with dyspepsia. Dietary changes are generally not helpful in the ...

IBS and recurrent indigestion of unknown cause (functional dyspepsia), are disorders of the gut-brain axis. Although common worldwide, their causes remain poorly understood, note the researchers.