2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0004-28032012000500008
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Abstract: Os principais sintomas de origem intestinal são: dor abdominal ou desconforto, hábito intestinal alterado, distensão abdominal e borborigmos. Dor abdominal/desconfortoAs características da dor abdominal incluem a localização, a irradiação (se houver), o caráter (ardor, em pontadas, cólicas), padrão e duração (desde o início e a duração da crise) e fatores precipitantes e de alívio. Dor abdominal ou desconforto de origem gastrointestinal funcional surge da estimulação dos nervos viscerais: normalmente é difusa … Show more

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“…29,30 Therefore, it is important to note that IBD predisposes to and worsens psychiatric comorbidities, especially mood and anxiety disorders, which also influence the course of the disease, leading to its exacerbation. 2,14,[31][32][33][34] However, as mentioned before, when correlating the prevalence of depression in the group with IBD with the Ambulatory Control group (Table 2), no statistical difference was observed. To understand this result, it is necessary to emphasize that individuals in the Ambulatory Control group have chronic and acute coloproctological comorbidities, which were not differentiated and characterized during the research.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…29,30 Therefore, it is important to note that IBD predisposes to and worsens psychiatric comorbidities, especially mood and anxiety disorders, which also influence the course of the disease, leading to its exacerbation. 2,14,[31][32][33][34] However, as mentioned before, when correlating the prevalence of depression in the group with IBD with the Ambulatory Control group (Table 2), no statistical difference was observed. To understand this result, it is necessary to emphasize that individuals in the Ambulatory Control group have chronic and acute coloproctological comorbidities, which were not differentiated and characterized during the research.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 64%