- of the
systems of the body
rather than due to a
disease affecting the
structure of the body.
Functional disorders are
common and
complex phenomena that...
- disorders,
sensory symptoms, and blackouts. As a
functional disorder,
there is by
definition no
known disease process affecting the
structure of the body,...
-
underlying conditions of gastritis,
peptic ulcer disease, or cancer. The
exact cause of
functional dyspepsia is
unknown however there has been many theories...
-
central nervous system (CNS)
processing Terms such as
functional colonic disease (or
functional bowel disorder)
refer in
medicine to a
group of bowel...
-
result of an
underlying disease, such as gastritis,
peptic ulcer disease (an
ulcer of the
stomach or duodenum), or cancer.
Functional indigestion (previously...
-
Gastrointestinal diseases (abbrev. GI
diseases or GI illnesses)
refer to
diseases involving the
gastrointestinal tract,
namely the esophagus, stomach,...
-
otorhinolaryngologist for
diseases of the ear, nose, throat, base of the skull, head, and neck.
These commonly include functional diseases that
affect the senses...
- A
functional food is a food
claimed to have an
additional function (often one
related to
health promotion or
disease prevention) by
adding new ingredients...
-
prolonged kidney abnormalities (
functional and/or
structural in nature) that last for more than
three months.
Acute kidney disease is now
termed acute kidney...
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Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a
functional gastrointestinal disorder characterized by a
group of
symptoms that
commonly include abdominal pain, abdominal...
