Cases of irritable bowel syndrome nearly doubled in the United States during the pandemic, linked to stress affecting the gut-brain connection.
- Irritable bowel syndrome cases rose from 6 percent to 11 percent during the pandemic
- Chronic constipation showed a steady increase linked to stress
- Gut-brain axis disruption was worsened by prolonged psychological strain
A significant increase in chronic digestive conditions, particularly irritable bowel syndrome, was observed in the United States during the COVID-19…
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