Functional disorders of the stomach refer to neuromuscular problems of gastric motility. These abnormalities can affect all the parts of the stomach. The symptoms typically appear after having a meal. This condition is diagnosed only after metabolic and structural diseases are ruled out.
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Symptoms may include abdominal distention, bloating, early satiety, discomfort, dyspepsia and nausea.
Diagnosis is based upon findings from medical history and physical examination. Further evaluation may include blood tests, ultrasound of the gallbladder and pancreas, upper endoscopy and gastric emptying studies.
Treatment is limited so far, and treatment usually includes symptomatic treatment such as prokinetic agents.
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There is a connection between mental health and gastrointestinal issues due to the gut-brain axis. Stomach problems frequently co-occur with neuro- and psychological problems because the brain and gut are closely connected.
Yes, functional disorders of the stomach can cause chronic pain. For example, people with connective tissue disorders can experience more intestinal pain due to the intestines overstretching and working ineffectively. Additionally, conditions like IBS and GERD can also cause chronic pain in the abdomen.
Yes, diet can affect functional disorders of the stomach. Following a gastroparesis-friendly and anti-inflammatory diet has been helpful for some individuals experiencing such issues.
Functional disorders of the stomach, such as functional dyspepsia, may not be completely curable, but they can be managed and treated with lifestyle changes, diet modifications, and medications.
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