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. 2020 May 17;4(3):324–331. doi: 10.1002/jgh3.12358

Table 1.

Gastrointestinal manifestations in patients diagnosed with COVID‐19

Author Date of study Country or region Total patients Age of patients (mean ± SD) Gastrointestinal symptoms
Huang et al. 6 December 16–January 2 Wuhan, China 41 49 (41–58) Diarrhea (3%)
Guan et al. 7 December 11–January 29 30 provinces in China 1099 47 (35–38)

Nausea or vomiting (5%)

Diarrhea (3.8%)

Yang et al. 8 December 24–January 26 Wuhan, China 710 51.9 (39–64.8) Vomiting (5%)
Chen et al. 9 January 1–20 Wuhan, China 99 55.5 (42.4–68.2)

Diarrhea (2%)

Nausea and vomiting (1%)

Wang et al. 10 January 1–28 Wuhan, China 138 56 (42–68)

Diarrhea (10.1%)

Nausea (10.1%)

Vomiting (3.6%)

Abdominal pain (3.6%)

Xu et al. 11 January 10–26 Zhejiang, China 62 41 (32–52) Diarrhea (8%)
Ping et al. 12 January 17–24 Wuhan, China 9 35.8 (28–45)

Anorexia (67%)

Nausea (11.1%)

Vomiting (11.1%)

Diarrhea (11.1%)

Pan et al. 3 January 18–February 28 Hubei, China 204 52.9 (51.3–68.9)

Anorexia (39.7%)

Diarrhea (17.2%)

Vomiting (2%)

Abdominal pain (1%)

Young et al. 13 January 23–February 3 Singapore 18 47 (31–73) Diarrhea (17%)
Cheung et al. 14 February 2–29 Hong Kong 59 58.5 (43.5–68)

Vomiting (1.7%)

Diarrhea (22%)

Abdominal pain/discomfort (11.9%)

Han et al. 15 February 13–29 Wuhan, China 206 62.5

Poor appetite (34%)

Vomiting (11.7%)

Diarrhea (32.5%)

Abdominal pain (4.4%)