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0005 and was more common in females in both asthmatic (63.41%) and non-asthmatic patients (66.66%). Symptoms such as abdominal pain/distress (63.41% vs. 11.11%, P-value 0.0013) and bloating (82.92% vs. 33.33%, P-value 0.0005) were significantly higher in asthmatic patient with IBS compared to non-asthmatic patient with IBS. Prevalence of IBS among asthma patients was significantly higher as compared to non-asthmatics. Routine screening of asthma patients and further studies to understand the pathogenesis und
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