Publications by authors named "Sultan M Maashi"
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- The study found that the prevalence of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) in the Jazan Region of Saudi Arabia is 16%, with a higher occurrence in women (55.3%).
- The most common subtypes of IBS were identified as mixed and constipation-predominant.
- Key risk factors include female gender, stress, anxiety, and tobacco smoking, all of which show statistically significant associations with IBS.
Background: Depression, anxiety, and stress levels are considered important indicators for mental health. Khat chewing habit is prevalent among all segments of Jazan population in Saudi Arabia. Few studies have been conducted to evaluate depression, anxiety, and stress among Jazan University students, and information about the correlation between khat use and these disorders is scarce.
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