CONCLUSION
In conclusion, individuals with constipation had a 2.11-fold greater
risk for atopic dermatitis compared with those without constipation.
Constipated patients should be alert to the elevated risk of developing
AD. Furthermore, clinicians should determine the condition of the
bowels, including the intestinal microbiota, in patients with AD. The
precise pathophysiological relationship between constipation and atopic
dermatitis still requires further research.