Dyspepsia - your could have it

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You're having trouble with your stomach. You feel uncomfortable. It's not

heartburn, but it may be related to eating. You feel bloated and full. You

complain of nausea, or sometimes you even vomit. You think you might be having

" indigestion. " Doctors call it dyspepsia - literally, " bad digestion. " The word

is derived from the Greek dys, which means bad, and peptein, which means " to

cook " or " to digest. " The term functional dyspepsia (FD) is used to describe

persistent upper abdominal pain that's often related to eating, and for which

there is no identifiable cause such as peptic ulcer disease. Because peptic

ulcer disease produces similar symptoms, functional dyspepsia is sometimes

called nonulcer dyspepsia.

Sound familiar? Read the rest of the story.

http://www.everydayhealth.com/digestive-health/functional-dyspepsia/understandin\

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Blessings,

Lottie