Abstract:
This article presents an analysis of the results of measures to identify anxiety
phobic disorders observed in irritable bowel syndrome and improve medical
psychological care, and treat mental disorders in patients using cognitive
psychotherapy methods. The importance of cognitive-behavioral therapy in irritable
bowel syndrome and the achievement of the desired result in a short time are stated.
Introduction: Functional gastrointestinal diseases remain one of the most
serious and incompletely resolved problems of modern medicine [10,9,1,7]. In terms
of
morbidity, they occupy a leading position in general therapeutic and
gastroenterological practice. According to the World Gastroenterology Organization,
gastrointestinal diseases occur in 30% of the adult European population, and
abdominal pain is its main cause. Approximately 20-50% of these cases are
associated with the manifestation of irritable bowel syndrome. The prevalence of
irritable bowel syndrome in the world is on average 10-20% of the general population
[10, 9].
