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October 23, 2025Journal of medical & health sciences review.

Assessment of Contributing Factors and Clinical Manifestations of Dyspepsia in Shangla: Role of Health Education in Improving Patient Outcomes

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DADanish Ali

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Descriptive analysis revealed health education improved patient outcomes in dyspepsia, reducing symptoms by 76% among individuals with risk factors.

Key Points

  • Health education significantly improved patient outcomes, reducing dyspepsia symptom prevalence by 76%.
  • Major risk factors included NSAID use (74%), smoking (42%), and poor dietary habits in the population studied.
  • Assessment through questionnaires and clinical examinations highlighted key clinical manifestations like nausea and heartburn.
  • The findings support health education as a cost-effective approach for managing dyspepsia in resource-limited settings.

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Danish Ali (2025) studied this question.

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