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GI Disorders

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Ankyloglossia   "Tongue Tied" When your frenulum is too short  
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Dental Carries   Tooth Decay  
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Glossodynia   painful tongue  
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Eructation   Belching/burping  
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Aphagia   Not eating (inability to swallow)  
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Dysphagia   Difficult eating  
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Anorxia   Lack of appetite  
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Hematemesis   Blood in the emesis  
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Vomiting   reverse peristalsis  
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Bulemia   extreme appetite, leading to excessive eating, followed by vomiting  
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Dyspepsia   indigestion  
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Pyrosis   heartburn  
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borborygmus   growling noises, stomach/intestines/ bowel sounds  
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Flatus   abdominal gas  
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flatulence   expelling flatus  
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diarrhea   watery stool  
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constipation   hard stool  
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melena   black tarry stool  
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steatorrhea   high fat content in the feces, greasy, floats  
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ascites   contain fluid (cavity) (liver disease)  
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Jaundice   yellowish tint to the skin, especially the sclera  
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dysentery   diarrhea due to bacteria  
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trench mouth   lack of oral cavity care  
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Necrosis   dead tissue  
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pyorrhea   pus drainage from gums  
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esophageal varcies   blood vessels-varicose (due to liver disease)  
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thrush   fungal infection  
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GERD   gastric esophageal reflux disorder  
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Reflux   backward flow of gastric juices into esophagus  
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pyrosis   heartburn  
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hiatal hernia   protrusion of part of an organ (stomach)  
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ulcer   gradual erosin of tissue  
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diverticulosis   abnormal pockets along intestines  
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diverticulitis   food struck in pockets along intestines  
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intussusception   telescoping of the bowel  
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volvulus   twisting of the bowel  
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paralytic ileus   part of the small intestine quits working  
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appendix   worm like structure at the end of the cecum  
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appendicitis   infected appendix  
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peritonitis   when appendix ruptures  
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gastritis/gastroenteritis   inflammation of the small intestines  
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cirrhosis of the liver   chronic liver damage  
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cholecystitis   inflammation of the gallbladder  
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cholelithiasis   gallstones  
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gingivitis   gum disease  
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proctoscopy   examination of the rectum  
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sigmoidoscopy   procedure to see inside the sigmoid colon and rectum area  
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colonoscopy   test to look at the inner lining of the large intestine  
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pilonidal cyst   abnormal skin growth located at the tailbone (hair & teeth)  
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pyrosis   heartburn  
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colostomy   removal of colon (large intestine)  
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ileostomy   removal of ileum (small intestine)  
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IBS   irritable bowel syndrome  
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colitis   irritation and inflammation of the colon  
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ileitis   irritation and inflammation of the ilium  
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vagotomy   disconnect the vegas nerve from the stomach to lower the amount of gastric juices excreted  
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pyloroplasty   remove ulcerative perforated part of stomach and suture stomach back together  
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perforated ulcer   erosion all the way through the stomach leaving a hole  
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