Dewan Saifuddin Ahmed
Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University
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Gut | 2018
Shamsuddin M. Ishaque; Sheikh Mohammed Khosruzzaman; Dewan Saifuddin Ahmed; Mukesh Prasad Sah; Malwina Naghibi
Introduction Increasing evidence supports the viewpoint that alterations in the diversity and function of gastrointestinal bacteria contributes to IBS, and that increasing the mass of beneficial species, by consuming probiotics, may lower pathogenic bacteria numbers and help alleviate symptoms. Methods In this double-blind trial, a total of 360 adult patients with moderate-to-severe symptomatic diarrhoeapredominant IBS (IBS-D) were randomised to receive either treatment with the multi-strain probiotic Bio-Kult (14 different bacterial strains) or placebo for 16 weeks. The primary outcome measure was change in abdominal pain. The secondary outcomes included frequency of bowel motions, overall change in IBS-severity scoring system (IBS-SSS) and IBS specific quality of life (IBS-QoL). Results In comparison to placebo, treatment with probiotics significantly alleviated the severity of abdominal pain in patients with IBS-D: 69% reduction for probiotic versus 47% for placebo (p<0.001), equating to a 145 point reduction on the IBS-SSS. The level of patients rating their symptoms as moderate-to-severe was reduced from 100% at baseline to 14% in the multi-strain probiotic group by follow-up (month 5) versus 48% for placebo (p<0.001). In addition, the number of bowel motions per day from month 2 onwards was significantly reduced in the probiotic group compared with the placebo group (p<0.05). In addition to relieving symptoms, the probiotic markedly improved all dimensions of quality of life in the 34-item IBS-QoL questionnaire. No serious adverse events were reported. Conclusions The multi-strain probiotic was associated with significant improvement in symptoms in IBS-D patients, and was well-tolerated. These results indicate that probiotic supplementation confers benefit in IBS-D and deserves further investigation.Abstract OWE-032 Figure 1 Ibs-sss abdominal pain rating with probiotic (bio kult(X) or placebo(16 weeks treatment and1–month follow up The lower the score less the pain: *p≥0.002**p≤0.001:NS ≥Not significant
Bangladesh Medical Research Council Bulletin | 2013
Mz Rahman; Dewan Saifuddin Ahmed; Hasan Masud; S Parveen; Mohammad Asadur Rahman; Chowdhury; Rajib Barua; Shamsuddin M. Ishaque
Faridpur Medical College Journal | 2012
Ja Leena; Mmsu Islam; Am Shamsir Ahmed; Dewan Saifuddin Ahmed; M. Mozibur Rahman
Journal of Dhaka Medical College | 2010
Uddin; Mushtaque Ahmad Rana; Mmsui Islam; F Begum; Asm Salimullah; K Ahsan; Mst Naznin Sarker; Dewan Saifuddin Ahmed; Pk Roy; Asma Raihan
Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Journal | 2016
Mz Rahman; Mohammad Shoaib Chowdhury; Mohammad Asadur Rahman; Shohely Parveen; Rajib Barua; Shamsuddin M. Ishaque; Dewan Saifuddin Ahmed; Asma Raihan
Bangladesh Medical Journal | 2014
Razibul Alam; Ershad Uddin Ahmed; Zahidur Rahman; Asm Nazmul Islam; Masudur Rahman Khan; Dewan Saifuddin Ahmed; Hasan Masud; Asma Raihan
Faridpur Medical College Journal | 2011
M A Kabir; R Barua; Hasan Masud; Dewan Saifuddin Ahmed; M M S U Islam; E Karim; M N Sarker; R C Barman
Journal of Dhaka Medical College | 2010
Uddin; Mms Islam; Mz Hossain; Mst Naznin Sarker; Asm Salimullah; F Begum; Dewan Saifuddin Ahmed; Ashraful Alam; Pk Roy; Asma Raihan
Journal of Pathology of Nepal | 2018
Mukesh Prasad Sah; Santosh Gautam; Chitra Raj Sharma; Dewan Saifuddin Ahmed
Gastroenterology | 2018
Shamsuddin M. Ishaque; Sheikh Mohammed Khosruzzaman; Dewan Saifuddin Ahmed; Mukesh Prasad Sah