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| | N. Sohn and JG Robilotti Jr., who were among the authors of the previously cited article in the ''Annals of Clinical and Laboratory Science'' wrote in the [[American Journal of Gastroenterology]] regarding gay bowel syndrome that "It is important to recognize homosexual patients and the conditions to which they are predisposed. In 1980 Dr. Michael Heller, who was a [[San Francisco]] physician, wrote in the ''Annals of Emergency Medicine'' in a article titled ''The Gay Bowel Syndrome: A Common Problem of Homosexual Patients in the Emergency Department'' | | N. Sohn and JG Robilotti Jr., who were among the authors of the previously cited article in the ''Annals of Clinical and Laboratory Science'' wrote in the [[American Journal of Gastroenterology]] regarding gay bowel syndrome that "It is important to recognize homosexual patients and the conditions to which they are predisposed. In 1980 Dr. Michael Heller, who was a [[San Francisco]] physician, wrote in the ''Annals of Emergency Medicine'' in a article titled ''The Gay Bowel Syndrome: A Common Problem of Homosexual Patients in the Emergency Department'' |
| | that "In recent years, it has been recognized that homosexual men are subject to a remarkable variety of colorectal disorders."<ref>Dr. Michael Heller, ''The gay bowel syndrome: a common problem of homosexual patients in the emergency department''. Annals of Emergency Medicine 1980 Sep;9(9), page 487</ref> | | that "In recent years, it has been recognized that homosexual men are subject to a remarkable variety of colorectal disorders."<ref>Dr. Michael Heller, ''The gay bowel syndrome: a common problem of homosexual patients in the emergency department''. Annals of Emergency Medicine 1980 Sep;9(9), page 487</ref> |
| − | [[File:Entamoeba histolytica trophozoite.jpg|thumbnail|200px|left|In recent years, a variety of colorectal disorders have been recognised among male homosexuals. A wide variety of intestinal parasites have been recovered from stools of homosexuals. [[Amebiasis|Amoebiasis]] has been reported as a common cause of diarrhoea in homosexuals.<ref>[http://www.e-mjm.org/1985/v40n4/gay-men-bowel-syndrome.pdf ''Gay men bowel syndrome: A report of parasitic infection in homosexual patients''], Med. J. Malaysia Vol. 40 No. 4 1985</ref>]] | + | [[File:Entamoeba histolytica trophozoite.jpg|thumbnail|200px|left|In recent years, a variety of colorectal disorders have been recognised among male homosexuals. |
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| | + | A wide variety of intestinal parasites have been recovered from stools of homosexuals. [[Amebiasis]] has been reported as a common cause of diarrhea in homosexuals.<ref>[http://www.e-mjm.org/1985/v40n4/gay-men-bowel-syndrome.pdf ''Gay men bowel syndrome: A report of parasitic infection in homosexual patients''], Med. J. Malaysia Vol. 40 No. 4 1985</ref>]] |
| | Glen Hastings and Richard Weber in 1993 wrote the following regarding gay bowel syndrome in the peer reviewed medical journal ''[[American Family Physician]]'': "The 1980s brought a recognition of gay bowel disease and its similarities to [[Inflammatory Bowel Disease|inflammatory bowel disease]]."<ref>''Inflammatory bowel disease: Part I. Clinical features and diagnosis.'' by Hastings GE, Weber RJ., Am Fam Physician. 1993 Feb 15;47(3):598-608.</ref> | | Glen Hastings and Richard Weber in 1993 wrote the following regarding gay bowel syndrome in the peer reviewed medical journal ''[[American Family Physician]]'': "The 1980s brought a recognition of gay bowel disease and its similarities to [[Inflammatory Bowel Disease|inflammatory bowel disease]]."<ref>''Inflammatory bowel disease: Part I. Clinical features and diagnosis.'' by Hastings GE, Weber RJ., Am Fam Physician. 1993 Feb 15;47(3):598-608.</ref> |
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