Het prikkelbaredarmsyndroom - deel 3
Hoe PDS aanpakken met psychotherapie?

Het is gemeengoed: stress heeft invloed op de darmen en is een belangrijke factor in het prikkelbaredarmsyndroom (PDS). Minder bekend is dat het ook in omgekeerde richting werkt: darmen beïnvloeden onze psyche. Psychotherapieën als behandeling tegen PDS kennen dan ook een lange geschiedenis en worden steeds vaker opgenomen in de richtlijnen als evidence-based PDS-behandelingen.

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Joost Meeusen

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