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em DigitalCommons@The Texas Medical Center
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Resumo:
Background. Irritable bowel syndrome is a gastrointestinal disorder that is potentially linked to international travel at an undetermined frequency.^ Methods. A self-administered questionnaire was distributed through mail to five hundred and ninety-one patients that were twice diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome at Kelsey Seybold Clinic in Houston, TX. Responses to survey questions were used to assess patient travel history, IBS symptomology, and disease classification.^ Results. Of the five hundred and ninety-one patients that were mailed a questionnaire, two hundred and twenty one patients returned questionnaires and two hundred and one met inclusion criteria. Of the participants reporting international travel within six months of developing their chronic intestinal disorder, 60% were classified as having PI-IBS, while 25% had IBS, 10% had PI-UFBD, and 5% had UFBD. A majority of the subjects who traveled six months before onset of their functional bowel disease had a post-infectious form of IBS and reported a start and worsening of symptoms with an acute bout of diarrhea. It was common for those traveling six months before travel and labeled PI-IBS to have enteric symptoms that led to lifestyle adjustments. ^ Conclusion. International travel had a significant effect on the classification of IBS among patients which relates to the differences in IBS symptoms and perhaps pathogenesis among travelers versus non-travelers. ^