Swain R A
Department of Family/Sports Medicine, West Virginia University, Charleston Division 25311.
Med Sci Sports Exerc. 1994 May;26(5):523-6.
Exercise-associated lower gastrointestinal symptoms seem to be a fairly common clinical finding occurring in anywhere from 10-50% of runners. However, it is unclear what percentage of those affected may have discrete medical conditions that are exacerbated by strenuous physical exertion. Perhaps, difficult physical training sessions function as a "stress test" for the colon. A case report of exercise induced diarrhea is presented with a discussion of the current medical literature and proposed management for the primary care sports physician.
运动相关的下消化道症状似乎是一种相当常见的临床现象，在10%至50%的跑步者中都会出现。然而，尚不清楚这些受影响的人中有多大比例可能患有因剧烈体力活动而加重的特定疾病。也许，艰苦的体育训练可以作为结肠的“压力测试”。本文呈现了一例运动性腹泻的病例报告，并对当前医学文献进行了讨论，同时为基层医疗运动医生提出了相应的处理建议。
