On January 2020, 16, Biofermin Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. announced the "Fact-finding Survey on Abdominal Health Management (Examination Students)" targeting about 2 university students and junior college students who have taken university entrance exams in the last two years.
According to the survey, about 4% of the examinees experienced stomach upset during the examination season (January to March), and the top causes were "stress," "tension," and "lack of sleep."It seems that many students feel sick during the examination season due to mental factors such as tension and stress toward the examination, lack of sleep, and irregular life due to studying for the examination.
Next, when I asked him about the habits and care to improve the intestinal environment during the examination season, 30.2% answered "yes", and parents, friends, teachers, etc. recommended the intestinal environment. It turned out that many students tend to be conscious.In addition, about half of the students who answered that they did not have a habit to prepare the intestinal environment answered that "if the intestinal environment was prepared, the test could be conducted in a better condition."In addition, about 4% of those who have taken the test feel that the intestinal environment has improved after taking the test.
After the examination season, it can be said that there are many examinees who are relieved of the stress and tension of taking the examination and have improved their intestinal environment.The number one symptom that you do not want to encounter during the entrance examination is "urinary / fecal intention", and the second is "abdominal pain". It seems that more than 1% of students want to avoid stomach problems.
In response to the results of this survey, Akira Torii, director of the Torii Internal Medicine Clinic, who is familiar with the intestinal environment, said, "The basics of preparing the intestinal environment are ensuring sufficient sleep time, a well-balanced three meals, and relieving fatigue and stress. Sometimes it is important to rely on intestinal medicine and to get the support of people around you, such as parents and teachers. "
