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History
Dyspepsiasymptoms:
Recurrentepigastricpain/discomfort
Acidreflux/heartburn
Theabove-mentionedsymptomsmaybeaccompaniedbynausea,vomiting,orbloating
GORDmayalso presentwithachroniccough,hoarseness,and‘water brash’whereacidreflux
mixeswithexcessivelyproducedsalivainthethroat
PatientswithahiatusherniaaremorelikelytodevelopGORD.
Examination
Involvesassessmentoftheunderlyingcauseofdyspepsia:
Cachexia
Conjunctivalpallor
Epigastric/upperabdominaltenderness
Melaena.
Investigations
Bloods
FBC,U&E,LFT,andcoagulationprofile.
H.pyloritesting
TherearemultipletestsavailableforH.pylori.OptionsarelistedinTable30.1.
Table30.1OptionsforH.pyloritesting
Demonstratesactiveinfection Unabletodistinguishbetweenactiveand
pastinfection
Invasivetests OGDwithCLO(Campylobacter-likeorganismor
rapidurease)test
OGDwithgastricbiopsies(forhistology)
Non-invasive
tests
Carbon-13(C13)ureabreathtest
Stoolantigentest
H.pyloriserology
PatientsonPPIs should havea 2-weekwashoutperiodprior toH.pylori testing withstool
antigen,breathtest,orCLOtesttopreventfalse-negativeresults.
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Uppergastrointestinalendoscopy
Identifiespresenceofpepticulcerdisease,GORD,oesophagitis,andBarrett’soesophagus
Performwithin2weeksif:
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DysphagiaOR
Age≥55withweightlossANDupperabdominalpainORrefluxORdyspepsia
If dyspepsia is accompanied by significant upper GI tract bleeding, refer the same day for
urgentendoscopy.
Performnon-urgentlyif≥55yearswith:
TreatmentresistantdyspepsiaOR
DyspepsiawithraisedplateletcountOR
Dyspepsiawithnausea/vomiting.
OesophagealpHmonitoring±manometry
Confirms diagnosis in patients with refractory symptoms despite treatment and patients without
evidenceofrefluxonendoscopydespiteclassicalsymptomsofGORD
Management
Step-wise approach as laid out in the followingsections. Patients with classical GORD
symptomswithoutsymptoms/signsmayonlyrequirelifestyleinterventionsandashort
4-week course of acid suppression therapy. If symptoms resolve following this, no
furtherinvestigationisrequired.
Patienteducation
Encouragethepatienttoidentifytriggersthatprovoketheirsymptoms.
Lifestyleandsimpleinterventions
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Weightloss
Reductioninalcoholconsumption
Smokingcessation
Avoidspecificfoodtriggers,e.g.spicyfood
Avoidlargemealsforafewhoursbeforegoingtobed
Elevateheadofbed.
Pharmacologicalmanagement
Stopculpritmedications(ifpossible)
NSAIDs,steroids,andbisphosphonatesincreaseriskofdamagingupperGItractmucosa
Nitratesandcalciumchannel blockers andanticholinergics reduceloweroesophageal sphincter
pressure.
Symptomaticrelief
Antacids/alginatescanbeusedasshort-termtreatmentforsymptomaticrelief.
Acidsuppressiontherapy
UninvestigateddyspepsiaorGORD
Offer full-dose PPI for 4 weeks if dyspepsia is not investigated or 4–8 weeks if GORD is
diagnosed,e.g.omeprazole20mgODorlansoprazole30mgOD
OfferlowesttolerateddoseofPPIforsymptomrecurrencefollowinginitialtreatment
IfthereisinadequateresponsetoPPI,offerahistamine-2receptorantagonist.
Pepticulcerdisease(withoutH.pyloriinfection)
Offer full-dose PPI for 4–8 weeks, e.g. omeprazole 20mg OD or lansoprazole 30mg OD, or a
histamine-2receptorantagonist,e.g.ranitidine150mgBD.
Functionaldyspepsia
Uselow-dosePPI,e.g.omeprazole10mgODorlansoprazole15mgOD.
Severeoesophagitis
Providefull-dosePPIfor8weeksandconsiderlong-termmaintenancetherapy
Iftreatmentfailure,considerswitchingPPIorescalatingtoahighdose,e.g.omeprazole40mgBD,
lansoprazole30mgBD.
H.pylorieradicationtherapy
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Consultwithlocalantibioticprotocolsiftheseareavailable.Ifunavailable,recommended
regimensareasfollows:
Firstline:
7daysofPPI,e.g.omeprazole20–40mgBD
PLUSamoxicillin1gBD
ANDEITHERclarithromycin500mgBDORmetronidazole400mgBD
Secondline:
Repeat first-line course but switch clarithromycin or metronidazole to the alternative,
whicheverwasnotusedfirstline
If previouslyexposed tobothclarithromycin andmetronidazole, switch toaquinolone,e.g.
levofloxacin250mgBDORtetracycline500mgQDS
Penicillinallergy:
Firstline:
7daysofPPI,e.g.omeprazole20–40mgBD
PLUSclarithromycin500mgBD
ANDmetronidazole400mgBD
Secondline:
Switchclarithromycintolevofloxacin250mgBD
ORifpreviouslyexposedtoaquinolone, switchclarithromycintotetracycline500mg
QDSANDbismuth240mgBD
Ifpenicillinallergyandpreviousclarithromycinexposure:
7daysofPPI,e.g.omeprazole20–40mgBD
PLUSmetronidazole400mgBD
ANDtetracycline500mgQDS
ANDbismuth240mgBD.
Surgicalmanagement
Fundoplication may be considered in patients with severe symptoms or ongoing
oesophageal insult (oesophagitis, stricture, or Barrett’s metaplasia) despite maximal
medical therapy. This procedure involves ‘tightening’ the lower oesophageal sphincter
leadingto↑loweroesophagealsphincterpressurewhichreducesacidreflux.
Complications
Barrett’soesophagus
Severeerosiveoesophagitis
Oesophagealstricture.
Monitoringandfollow-up
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None if symptoms respond to lifestyle interventions or pharmacological management. Consider
repeattestingforH.pyloriifongoingsymptomsdespiteeradicationtherapyusingC13ureabreath
test
Repeatendoscopyin6–8weekstoensurehealingifsevereoesophagitisorgastriculcer
Regular follow-up endoscopy may be required if Barrett’s oesophagus has been diagnosed (to
monitorformalignantchanges).
Specialconsiderations
Referraltospecialistservicesshouldbeconsideredin:
Refractorysymptoms ofGORDunresponsivetomaximalmedicaltherapyorifthesymptomsare
unexplained
RefractoryH.pyloriinfection(resistanttosecond-linetreatment)
ForsurgicalmanagementofGORD.
Furtherreading
1. Wilkinson IB, Raine T, Wiles K et al. (2017). Dyspepsia and peptic ulcer disease. In: Oxford
HandbookofClinicalMedicine,10thed(pp.252–3).Oxford:OxfordUniversityPress.Availableat:
https://doi.org/10.1093/med/9780199689903.003.0006
2.WilkinsonIB,RaineT,WilesKetal.(2017).Gastro-oesophagealrefluxdisease(GORD).In:Oxford
HandbookofClinicalMedicine,10thed.(p.254–5).Oxford:OxfordUniversityPress.Availableat:
https://doi.org/10.1093/med/9780199689903.003.0006
3.BloomS,WebsterG,MarksD(2011).Dyspepsiaandgastro-oesophagealreflux.In:OxfordHandbook
ofGastroenterologyandHepatology,2nded(pp.52–8).Oxford:OxfordUniversityPress.Available
at:https://doi.org/10.1093/med/9780199584079.003.0012
1Suspectedcancer:recognitionandreferral,NICENG12;https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng12
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Chapter31
Irritablebowelsyndrome
Guideline: NICE CG61 (Irritable bowel syndrome in adults: diagnosis and
management):https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/cg61
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
Irritablebowelsyndrome(IBS)isaconditionofunclearaetiologywhichpresentswitha
combinationofabdominalsymptoms.Ithasafemalepredominanceandusuallyoccursin
arelapsing–remittingpattern.
Diagnosis
ThekeytoapproachinganddiagnosingIBSisaclearhistoryandtheabsenceofpositive
examination findings and investigations. Based on the patient’s symptoms, IBS can be
divided into categories of diarrhoea predominant, constipation predominant, or mixed
IBSsymptoms.
History/diagnosticcriteria
Aminimumof6months’historyofAbdominalpain,Bloating,orChangingbowelhabit
(diarrhoea, constipation, oralternatingbetween both) should prompt a consideration of
IBS.Theabdominalpaindoesnotusuallyhaveafixedsite.
Diagnosing IBS requires the presence of abdominal pain/discomfort which improves
with defecation or occurs alongside a change in bowel frequency or stool consistency.
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Thesesymptomsshouldcoexistwithtwoormoreofthefollowingsymptoms:
Symptomsworsewitheating
Bloatingordistensionoftheabdomen
Passingmucusperrectum
Changeinstoolpassage(feelingofincompleteevacuation,urgencyorstraining).
Othercommonsymptomsinclude:
Lethargy
Nausea
Backpain
Symptomsrelatedtothebladder(urinaryurgency,nocturia)
Faecalincontinence(askspecifically,aspatientsmaynotdisclosethisvoluntarily).
Examination
Inmostcases,thereisnoabnormality
Generaltendernessmaybeelicitedonpalpationoftheabdomen
Ifrequired,basedonsymptoms,carryoutarectalexaminationtoruleoutotherpathology
Features of weight loss, aphthous ulcers, abdominal mass, rectal bleeding, or pallor if elicited
shouldpromptconsiderationofotherdiagnoses.
Investigations
Theaimofinvestigationsistoexcludeotherdisorders.
Bloods
FBC
ESR
CRP
Tissuetransglutaminase(toexcludecoeliacdisease, especiallyinpatientswithmixedsymptoms
orpredominanceofdiarrhoea).
Other
Abdominal ultrasound, endoscopy, barium enema, TFT, hydrogen breath test, faecal
ova/parasitetesting,andfaecaloccultbloodareNOTrecommendedtodiagnoseIBS.
Management
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Patienteducation
Empower patients with IBS to manage their condition by providing information leaflets which
illustratethesignificanceofself-help
Increaseamountofphysicalactivityandrelaxation
Supportgroups:
The IBS Network—national charity with website providing information for self-help and
networkingwithlocalsupportgroups.
Lifestyleandsimpleinterventions
Eatregularly(avoidskippingmeals)andwithoutrushing
Reduceintakeoffibre(especiallyinsolublefibresuchasbran)andresistantstarches,e.g.pulses,
reheatedpotato
Increasefluidintake (aimfor8 cupsa dayatleast)butreduceconsumptionofcaffeine,alcohol,
andfizzydrinks
Maximumthreeportionsoffreshfruitperday
Forsymptomsofbloating,oatsandlinseedsmayhelp
Ifpatientswouldliketotryprobiotics,aminimumtrialperiodof4weeksisrecommendedwhilst
monitoringsymptoms
Iftheabove-listeddietaryinterventionshavenothelpedsymptoms,patientsshouldreceivedietetic
advice,includingadviceonexclusiondietssuchasalow-‘FODMAP’diet(Box31.1).
Box31.1Low-FODMAPdiets
FODMAP stands for fermentable oligosaccharides, disaccharides, monosaccharides, and
polyols
FoodswithhighFODMAPsarethoughttoincreasesymptomsofbloatingandpain,secondaryto
poorabsorptioninthesmallintestinewhichleadstobacterialfermentationinthelargeintestine
Some patients with IBS are very sensitive to FODMAPs but others are not, so eliminating
FODMAPswillnotalwayswork
The usual approach is to eliminate high-FODMAP foods for 4–8 weeks before gradually
reintroducingdifferentfoodstofindwhicharetheworsttriggers.
Pharmacologicalmanagement
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Mainaimistargetedsymptomrelief,ifdietaryandlifestyleinterventionsareineffective
Abdominalpain:
Consider antispasmodic agents such as hyoscine butylbromide (10–20mg TDS–QDS) or
mebeverine(200mgBD)
Diarrhoea:
Antimotilityagentsforsymptomsofdiarrhoea(loperamide2mg,maximum16mgaday)isthe
firstchoice
Constipation:
Considerlaxativesforconstipation(exceptlactulosewhichcanworsenbloating)
Linaclotide(290microgramsOD)canbeconsideredforpatientswhoexperienceatleast12
months ofconstipationdespitetrials ofmultiple laxatives. Review after3 months toassess
response.
Second-lineagents
Tricyclicantidepressantscanbeconsiderediftheabovemedicationsfailtoimprovesymptoms
Commenceatlowdose(e.g.amitriptyline5–10mgOD)withgradualtitrationandregularreview
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) should be considered if TCAs do not provide
adequateclinicalresponse,arepoorlytolerated,orarecontraindicated
FollowuppatientswhohavebeenstartedonTCAsorSSRIsafter4weeksand6–12months.
Psychologicalinterventions
InpatientswithrefractoryIBS(noimprovementinsymptomsafter12monthsofpharmacological
management)considerreferralforpsychologicalinterventions
Theseincludecognitivebehaviouraltherapy(CBT),hypnotherapy,orpsychologicaltherapy.
Monitoringandfollow-up
Furtherinvestigationisrequiredifnewsymptomsdevelop.
Furtherreading
1. Bloom S, Webster G, Marks D (2011). Irritable bowel syndrome. In: Oxford Handbook of
Gastroenterologyand Hepatology, 2nded (pp. 373–6).Oxford: Oxford University Press.Available
at:https://doi.org/10.1093/med/9780199584079.003.0220
2.TheIBSNetworkwebsite.Availableat:https://www.theibsnetwork.org/
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Chapter32
Ulcerativecolitis
Guidelines:EuropeanCrohn’sandColitisOrganisation,EuropeanSocietyof
Gastrointestinal and Abdominal Radiology (ECCO-ESGAR guideline for
diagnosticassessmentinIBDpart1:initialdiagnosis,monitoringofknown
IBD, detection of complications): https://academic.oup.com/ecco-
jcc/article/13/2/144/5078195
European Crohn’s and Colitis Organisation, European Society of
Gastrointestinal and Abdominal Radiology (ECCO-ESGAR guideline for
diagnosticassessment in IBDpart2:IBD scores and generalprinciples and
technical aspects): https://academic.oup.com/ecco-
jcc/article/13/3/273/5078200
EuropeanCrohn’sandColitisOrganisation(ThirdEuropeanevidence-based
consensusondiagnosisandmanagementofulcerativecolitis.Part2:current
management):https://academic.oup.com/ecco-jcc/article/11/7/769/2962457
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
Ulcerativecolitis(UC)isachronicinflammatoryconditionofunknownaetiologywhich
is thought to occur secondary to environmental triggers in genetically susceptible
individuals.
UCoccursintherectumandcolon,unlikeCD(seeChapter29)whichcanoccurinany
partoftheGItract.UCcanbefurthercategorizedaccordingtothedistributionofcolonic
inflammation: proctitis (limited to rectum), left-sided (up to the splenic flexure), and
extensivecolitis(proximaltosplenicflexure).
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