IBD Evidence

Symptom

Lívið við IBD: móð, pínu og ómæld partar

Remissión á pappír og remissión sum upplivað eru ymisk ting, og gapið er har flestu av byrðuni liggur.

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Móður

Fatigue er millum tey mest ofta meldaðu symptomini í IBD og millum tey minst ofta viðgjørd. Tað heldur fram í einum stórum part av fólki, har inflamatiónin er stýrð, sum merkir, at tað er ikki bara ein merkir um sjúkuvirksemi.

Ávirkjarar eru millum annað anemi (jernmangul er nógv vanligur og rættanlegur), svefntruflanir, lyknivøttur, kronisk inflamatión, og sálarligur byrði av einum ófyrisigandi sjúku. Tey rættanlegu eru vert at fylgja upp á beinleiðis, tí eingin fer at taka tey upp fyri teg í einum fimtán-minuttum fundi, sum er miðvíst um calprotectin.

Fatigue byrði í IBD

Sálarheilsu

Angist og depresiónarhøttir í IBD yvirganga nógv bakgrundarhøttir. Tann augljósa forklaringin — at liva við einum ófyrisigandi, stigmatiseraðum, stundum pínandi sjúku er óhugnaligt — er veruligt og kanska ikki alt søgan, tá hugsað verður um inflamatóriskar og tarm-heilabrúkar leiðir sum eru viðgjørdar á okkara tarm-heilabrúkar vøttum.

Tað sum hevur týdning í praktiskum førum er, at hetta er viðgerandi og ofta missað. Sálarlig stuðul er ein partur av IBD viðgerð í evropeiskum leiðbeiningum og er ójavnt veittur.

Tað praktiska byrði

  • Angist fyri toalettum, sum avmarkar ferð, arbeiði og sosialt lív meira enn læknar vanligt meta.
  • Ófyrisigandi. At planleggja er torført, tá ein fløtt kann koma uttan fyrireiking.
  • Matarstýring. Persónligir ávirkjarar, eingin staðfest listi, og nógv mótstríðandi ráð — sí matur.
  • Arbeiði. Fatigue og bráðskund eru illa samanspæld við strikta arbeiðsmynstur.
  • Ferð. Lyknivøttur, mattrygd og atgongd — viðgjørt á okkara ferðarheilsuvøttum.

Epidemiologi

IBD frekvens er høg og stabil í Europa og Norðuramerika og vaksandi skarpt í nýtt industrialiseruðum londum. Tann geografiska mynstur er ein av sterkastu argumentunum fyri einum umhvørvisligum part — matur, hreinleiki, antibiotika og mikrobiomet eru øll kandidatar, og eingin er staðfest.

Vanlig spurningar

Hví eri eg burturdrigin, um eg eri í remissión?
Troyttleiki heldur ofta fram, eftir at bólgan er stjórnað. Kanna ferritin og B12 fyrst; tey eru vanlig, rættanleg og verða ofta oversitin.
Er stress orsøk til uppblussanina hjá mær?
Stress kann rímiliga ávirka tekin, og prógvið fyri, at tað orsakar bólgu, er veikari enn tað vanliga fólkaskilið. Tað er ikki tín skyld.
Fer eg at tørva ein skurðaðgerð?
Ein munandi minniluti ger tað, og partin er fallin, sum virkin viðgerð er komin skjótari í gongd — sí viðgerð.
Kann eg ferðast?
Ja, við ætlanargerð um lyv, tryggingar og matartrygd.
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Tengt lesing

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Viðmerkingar

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