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. 2013 Apr 4;2013:497585. doi: 10.1155/2013/497585

Table 3.

The prevalence of overlap in functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGIDs).

Two-way combination N (%)
B + C 188 (4.06%)
 FD + IBS 134 (2.89%)
 Others 54 (1.17%)
B + F 148 (3.19%)
 NVD + FAP 64 (1.38%)
 Others 84 (1.81%)
C + F 135 (2.91%)
 IBS + FAP 45 (0.97%)
 Others 90 (1.94%)
A + B 56 (1.21%)
 FH + FD 17 (0.37%)
 Others 39 (0.84%)
A + C 46 (0.99%)
 FAB + FC 15 (0.32%)
 Others 31 (0.67%)
A + F 43 (0.92%)
 FCP + FI 13 (0.28%)
 Others 30 (0.64%)

Three/four-way combination

B + C + F 40 (0.87%)
 IBS + FD + FAP 16 (0.34%)
 Others 24 (0.53%)
A + B + F 24 (0.56%)
 FH + FD + FI 13 (0.29%)
 Others 10 (0.27%)
A + B + C 25 (0.54%)
 FH + NVD + IBS 11 (0.23%)
 Others 14 (0.31%)
A + C + F 16 (0.35%)
 FCP + FC + FI 9 (0.19%)
 Others 7 (0.16%)
A + B + C + F 11 (0.23%)
 FH + FD + IBS + FAP 4 (0.08%)
 Others 7 (0.15%)

FCP: functional chest pain, FH: functional heartburn, FI: functional incontinence, IBS: irritable bowel syndrome, FAB: functional abdominal bloating, FAP: functional anorectal pain, and NVD: nausea and vomiting disorders.