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World J Gastroenterol. May 7, 2006; 12(17): 2661-2666
Published online May 7, 2006. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v12.i17.2661
Published online May 7, 2006. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v12.i17.2661
Location | n | Population | Ethnicity | Age (yr) | Definit on of dyspepsia | Prevalence | Gender difference | Risk factors | |
UD | FD | ||||||||
N. America | |||||||||
US [13] | 1021 | One county | Caucasian | 30-64 | Upper abdominal pain | 25.8% | NA | None | NA |
US[14] | 919 | One county | Caucasian | 30-49 | Upper abdominal pain | 23% | NA | None | Sexual abuse Physical abuse |
US[15] | 8250 | National | Caucasian | 49.1(mean) | Rome I | 26% | 2.7% | None | < 45 yr age Lower income Being employed |
US[16] | 465 | One institution | Black 46% Caucasian 36% | 44.6(mean) | Upper GI symptoms | 31.9% | 29.2% | Yes(F > M) | Black ethnicity NSAIDs Smoking |
Canada[17] | 1036 | 12 Cities | Not stated | 18-80 | Upper GI symptoms | 28.6% | NA | None | Low socio-economic status Life events Smoking Cola |
Europe | |||||||||
UK[18] | 9936 | National | Caucasian | 20-69 | Upper GI symptoms | 41% | 23.8%(estimate) | None | NA |
UK[19] | 2066 | 2 Communities | Caucasian | 20-80 | Upper GI symptoms | 38% | 11.5% | None | NA |
UK[21] | 9262 | 2 counties | Not stated | 40-49 | Epigastric pain ± upper GI symptoms | 38% | NA | None | Low socio-economic status H pylori infection Smoking |
Europe | |||||||||
Sweden[22] | 1422 | One municipality | Caucasian | 20-87 | Upper abdominal pain | 14.5% | NA | None | NA |
Denmark[23,24] | 4581 | One county | Caucasian | 30-60 | Epigastric pain | 16.2% (M) 20.8% (F) | NA | Yes(F > M) | Psychological disorder Social problems |
Norway[25] | 2027 | One municipality | Caucasian | 20-69 | Upper abdominal pain | 27.5% | 14.7% | None | Family history Tranquiliser usage |
Spain[26] | 284 | One city | Not stated | 18-80 | Upper GI symptoms | 23.9% | NA | Yes(F > M) | None |
Asia | |||||||||
Japan[27] | 911 | 1 city | Japanese | 18-70 | Upper GI symptoms | NA | 17% | None | NA |
China[28] | 1016 | Health check attendees | Chinese | 15-75 | Rome II | NA | 23.5% | None | Poor diet Low socio-economic status Societal pressure Past abuse Anxiety/depression |
Taiwan[29] | 2018 | Health check attendees | Chinese | 18-80 | Rome I Rome II | 27.8% | 23.8% 11.8% | Yes | Female gender |
Hong Kong[30] | 1649 | National | Chinese | 37.9 (mean) | Rome I | 18.4% | NA | None | Anxiety/depression |
Singapore[31] | 706 | 1 Community | Chinese 8.1% Malays 7.3% Indians 7.5% | 21-95 | Upper abdominal pain ± upper GI symptoms | 7.9% | NA | None | NA |
India[32] | 2549 | One city | Indian | 18-80 | Upper abdominal pain | 30.4% | NA | None | Alcohol Smoking |
Jordan[33] | 2254 | One county | Arabic | > 16 yr | Not stated | 60.1% | NA | None | NA |
Australasia | |||||||||
Australia[34] | 2910 | One city | Not stated | 43.8(mean) | Rome I | 38.2% | 6.2% | None | Female gender Anxiety/ depression |
Australia[35] | 2300 | One city | Not stated | > 18 | Rome I Rome II | 32.5% 24.4% | NA | None | NA |
New Zealand[36] | 952 | community | Not stated | > 18 | Recurrent upper abdominal pain | 34.2% | NA | None | Alcohol Aspirin use |
Africa | |||||||||
Nigeria[37] | 1151 | community | African | Upper GI symptoms | 45% | NA | None | Family size Occupational scatter Type of food Melaena Self medication |
- Citation: Mahadeva S, Goh KL. Epidemiology of functional dyspepsia: A global perspective. World J Gastroenterol 2006; 12(17): 2661-2666
- URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/1007-9327/full/v12/i17/2661.htm
- DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.3748/wjg.v12.i17.2661