Title: Association of Anxiety Status and Anxiety Duration with Constipation in Adult
Americans: A Cross-sectional Study Using Data from the NHANES 2007-2010
Version: 1 Date: 23 Nov 2024
Reviewer's report:
I would like to congratulate you on the development of your research and the high quality of
your article. The findings you have presented are significant, particularly in addressing the long-
standing question of whether anxiety is a cause or a consequence of constipation. Your study
clearly demonstrates that the duration of anxiety plays a crucial role in the development of
constipation.
I would like to suggest adding a limitation regarding the exclusion of pharmacological factors in
your study. While it is understandable that this may not be feasible in a population-based study
of this nature, it could potentially limit the conclusions drawn from your findings.
Overall, your conclusions are well-articulated and effectively discuss their applicability in
clinical practice.
I trust that your research will continue to shed light on some epidemiological issues related to
intestinal disorders.
Best regards
Title: Association of Anxiety Status and Anxiety Duration with Constipation in Adult
Americans: A Cross-sectional Study Using Data from the NHANES 2007-2010
Version: 1 Date: 23 Nov 2024
Reviewer's report:
I would like to congratulate you on the development of your research and the high quality of
your article. The findings you have presented are significant, particularly in addressing the long-
standing question of whether anxiety is a cause or a consequence of constipation. Your study
clearly demonstrates that the duration of anxiety plays a crucial role in the development of
constipation.
I would like to suggest adding a limitation regarding the exclusion of pharmacological factors in
your study. While it is understandable that this may not be feasible in a population-based study
of this nature, it could potentially limit the conclusions drawn from your findings.
Overall, your conclusions are well-articulated and effectively discuss their applicability in
clinical practice.
I trust that your research will continue to shed light on some epidemiological issues related to
intestinal disorders.
Best regards
Please review this paper.
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Title: Association of Anxiety Status and Anxiety Duration with Constipation in Adult
Americans: A Cross-sectional Study Using Data from the NHANES 2007-2010
Version: 1 Date: 23 Nov 2024
Reviewer's report:
I would like to congratulate you on the development of your research and the high quality of
your article. The findings you have presented are significant, particularly in addressing the long-
standing question of whether anxiety is a cause or a consequence of constipation. Your study
clearly demonstrates that the duration of anxiety plays a crucial role in the development of
constipation.
I would like to suggest adding a limitation regarding the exclusion of pharmacological factors in
your study. While it is understandable that this may not be feasible in a population-based study
of this nature, it could potentially limit the conclusions drawn from your findings.
Overall, your conclusions are well-articulated and effectively discuss their applicability in
clinical practice.
I trust that your research will continue to shed light on some epidemiological issues related to
intestinal disorders.
Best regards
assistant