ArticlePrzeglad gastroenterologiczny2024
Impact of cefixime and probiotics on functional abdominal bloating: a pilot study.
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Introduction: Abdominal bloating is a prevalent condition that affects up to 30% of the population. Aim: Investigate the impact of cefixime and probiotics on the bloating sensation among patients with functional abdominal bloating (FAB). Material and methods: Out of 763 patients with bloating, 122 patients were diagnosed with FAB. Group I ( Results: The prevalence of FAB was 15.9% (122/763). The majority were females (58.1%). Patients treated with probiotics and cefixime reported significant improvement in the sense of bloating and the visible abdominal distension in comparison to conventional treatment ( Conclusions: Cefixime and probiotics exert significant improvement in the subjective sensation of bloating and objective abdominal distension among patients with FAB in comparison to conventional anti-flatulence therapy.
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