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A new systematic review suggests probiotics might benefit school-age children with abdominal pain

2 Dec 2019

by GMFH Editing Team

The current management of functional abdominal pain in children is inconsistent. Summary evidence from three Cochrane systematic reviews of randomized clinical trials concludes that probiotics, cognitive behavioral therapy and hypnotherapy may be effective in this regard.

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