Prevalencia de Intestino Irritable Post Covid-19 en Personal de Enfermería del Hospital Universitario de Puebla
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Objetivo: El presente estudio pretende conocer la prevalencia de intestino irritable posterior a un evento de COVID-19 en el personal de enfermería del Hospital Universitario de Puebla. Métodos: Se realizó un estudio descriptivo, prospectivo, transversal, homodemico. Resultados: el promedio de edad es de 35 años. Se obtuvo una muestra final de 28 pacientes. Del total de pacientes 26 (92.8%) son mujeres y 2 (7.14%) son hombres. Se encontró una prevalencia de 53.7% para el diagnóstico de síndrome de intestino irritable (IC 95% 35.1 -72.02%). Conclusión: Se encontró una prevalencia mayor de síndrome de intestino irritable en personal de enfermería posterior a haber presentado COVID-19.
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Derechos de autor 2024 Cheryl Zilahy Diaz Barrientos, Dalyir Rodriguez Garibay, Frida Fernanda Cabrales Lamarque, Martin Uriel Vazquez Medina
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