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Aldali Journal of Clinical Medicine.2025
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10.1038/s41598-019-45535-y 109 MeenaM.Van DelenM.De LaereM.SterkensA.Costas RomeroC.BernemanZ.et al
Recurrent abdominal pain or cramps typically related to defecation and associated with change in stool frequency or appearance Changes in stool could include constipation (in constipation-predominant IBS [IBS-C]) or diarrhea (in diarrhea-predominant IBS [IBS-D]) Other symptoms not directly associated with the gastrointestinal tract may include headaches, backaches, lethargy, and anxiety or depression What are the Risk Factors for IBS
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