functional abdominal pain

What Causes Functional Abdominal Pain?

The exact cause of FAP remains unclear, but several factors may contribute, including:
- [Gut-brain axis]: Dysfunctional communication between the gut and the brain.
- [Stress and anxiety]: Emotional stress or anxiety may exacerbate symptoms.
- [Family history]: A family history of gastrointestinal issues can increase the risk.
- [Diet]: Certain foods or eating habits might trigger symptoms.

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