Tom 15, Nr 1 (2023)
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Różnice dotyczące chorób zapalnych jelit zależne od płci
DOI: 10.5603/gek.100889
Gastroenterologia Kliniczna 2023;15(1):96-110.
Streszczenie
W publikacji dokonano przeglądu aktualnych danych dotyczących różnych aspektów chorób zapalnych jelit (IBD) związanych z płcią. Główny nacisk położono na przebieg choroby, strategie leczenia farmakologicznego i chirurgicznego, różnice dotyczące uwarunkowań psychospołecznych oraz szczególne wymagania związane z ciążą i planowaniem rodziny. Najważniejsze i klinicznie istotne różnice między płciami dotyczą funkcjonowania psychospołecznego. Depresja, zmęczenie, zaburzenia lękowe, zaburzenia odżywiania i dysfunkcje seksualne w przebiegu IBD obserwuje się u obu płci, jednak wydaje się, że u kobiet występują one częściej i są bardziej nasilone.
Słowa kluczowe: IBDpłećpraktyka klinicznawpływ psychologicznyróżnice w leczeniu
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