Prevalence and risk factors of ibs among medical and nonmedical students in the jouf university
Conclusion: We conclude that there is an increased prevalence of irritable bowel syndrome among medical students. Male gender, married status, living in hostel, smoking, less than 8 h sleep, and carbonated drinks were predictive factors for IBS in our study. We recommend screening of medical students for irritable bowel syndrome and institution of interventional measures.
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - Category: Rural Health Authors: FA Wani AH Almaeen AH Bandy A Thirunavukkarsu TA Al-Sayer A Flah K Fayed MM Albalawi Source Type: research
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