Stomach disorder

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Used for

dumping syndrome, postgastrectomy syndrome, pyloric region disorder, pyloric stenosis

Broader Terms

gastrointestinal disorder

Narrower Terms

achlorhydria, gastric fistula, gastric retention, gastritis, stomach neoplasm

Facts

Stomach disorder is any condition that affects the stomach.
Stomach disorder is caused by use of tap water, ice cubes, raw vegetables or raw fruit.
Stomach disorder in which the stomach takes too long in emptying its contents is known as Gastroparesis.
Stomach disorder can be manifested as indigestion and heartburn.
Stomach disorder can be relieved with over-the-counter medicines and lifestyle changes.

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