Digestive Symptoms Overview
Digestive symptoms is a broad category including many problems with the digestive tract. This includes stomach symptoms, intestinal symptoms, and rectal symptoms. Obvious symptoms include abdominal pain, diarrhea, indigestion, and so on.
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- Rectal Disorders: Rectal disorders are disorders of the internal rectal region which is near the anus. There is much overlap with the
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- Reflux: Reflux is the regurgitation of stomach contents into the mouth (acid reflux), usually along with a particular type of epigastric
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- Gastric Motility Disorders: Gastric Motility Disorders are diseases where the stomach and intestines have slower motion (motility) of digested food. The result is
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- Esophagus Disorders: Esophagus disorders are disorders affecting the esophagus, which is the tube from the back of the throat down into the
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- Anal Disorders: Anal disorders are disorders of the anus, which is the external opening out from the rectum. There is much overlap
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- Ascites: Ascites is the accumulation of fluid in the abdomen. It may cause abdominal distention (abdominal swelling), pressure on the internal
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- Stomach ulcer: A stomach ulcer generally refers to a “peptic ulcer” and will cause “dyspepsia”. Similarly, also possible is a duodenal ulcer
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- Gastroparesis: Gastroparesis refers to a nerve disorder affecting the stomach, causing the stomach to more slowly send the food into the
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- Abdominal Pain: Abdominal pain can be caused by hundreds of disorders, ranging from mild to life-threatening. The pain may be coming
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- Diarrhea: Diarrhea has many possible causes, of which the most likely is probably infectious gastroenteritis, causing diarrhea often with nausea and
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