هل من دور للطفيليات المعوية في اضطرابات جهاز الهضم الوظيفية؟
Abstract
تشكل الاضطرابات الهضمية الوظيفية FGD أكثر من 50% من مراجعي العيادات الهضمية، ويحاول عدد من الأطباء الممارسين تطبيق المعالجات المضادة للطفيليات كجزء من تدبير هذه الاضطرابات، وذلك نظراً لشيوع انتشار الطفيليات في بلدنا، ولهذا فقد هدف هذا البحث إلى التفتيش عن العلاقة السببية مابين الـ FGD وهذه الطفيليات، وذلك لتطبيق التدبير المناسب.
شملت الدراسة 386 مريضاً من مراجعي العيادة الهضمية (Out Patients) قسموا إلى عينتين:
عينة A وشملت 282 مريضاً يشتكون من أعراض FGD والعينة B وشملت 104 مرضى ليست لديهم أي FGD.
بلغت نسبة التطفل بالعينة الأولى (A) 39.27% بينما كانت بالعينة الثانية (B) 39.26% (P>0.05) مع إيجابية متساوية لأكياس المتحول الحال للنسج (23.4% عينة A) و(25% عينة B) بالعينتين (P>0.05).
إن انعدام وجود أي فرق بين العينتين يدل على عدم وجود أي دور للطفيليات المعوية في الاضطرابات الهضمية الوظيفية.
More than 50% of out patients suffer from functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGD), and many of the physicians try to apply anti-parasites treatment as part of management of this FGD, because of the high prevalence of parasites in our country. This study aimed to look for the possibility of causal relation between the FGD and the intestinal parasites in order to apply the suitable treatment.
This study includes 386 patients (out patients) divided into two groups: A = 282 patients with FGD, and group B = 104 patients without any FGD. The percentage of the parasitosis in the first group (A) was 39.27%, while it was 39.26% in the second group (B). There was (P > 0.05) semi equal positivity for entamoeba histolytica (23.4% group A) and (25% group B) in both groups (P > 0.05). The fact that there was no difference between the two groups indicates that there is no role for intestinal parasites in FGD.
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