2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0004-28032012000500004
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Abstract: SINTOMAS ESOFÁGICOSApesar dos avanços em testes de diagnóstico para as doenças gastrointestinais (GI), uma cuidadosa história clínica continua a ser fundamental para a avaliação de um paciente com sintomas gastrointestinais superiores. A maioria dos pacientes que apresentam transtornos esofágicos terá uma doença relativamente leve e não fatal e, em muitos casos, uma história cuidadosamente obtida levará a um tratamento rápido e preciso.Como alternativa, também é importante identificar os pacientes portadores d… Show more

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“…Tis condition can cause loss of appetite and even malnutrition [53] [54] Xerostomia Dry mouth condition, altered taste, and/or reduced salivary fow, which limit the quality of life in terms of poor oral hygiene, halitosis, and difculty speaking, chewing, and/or swallowing [55] Ageusia Loss of taste [56] Anorexia Loss of appetite for food, which can be caused by various physiological and pathophysiological conditions [57] Nausea Vague and unpleasant feeling of being sick with the feeling that vomiting may occur. Nausea, a subjective symptom, is often preceded by feelings of anorexia and is often accompanied by objective symptoms of pallor, hypersalivation, diaphoresis, and tachycardia [58] Vomiting Characterized by forced ejection of gastric contents through the mouth [58] Diarrhea Disorder of the bowel with increased frequency of defecation or increased stool weight [59] Abdominal pain Gastrointestinal disorder with acute or chronic expression and with diferent etiologies [60] Dyspepsia Presence of one or more of the following four symptoms for three months in the frst six months of symptom onset: uncomfortable postprandial fullness, uncomfortable early satiety, uncomfortable epigastric pain, and uncomfortable epigastric burning [61] Heartburn Discomfort or retrosternal burning sensation, which radiates to the epigastric and neck [62] Postprandial fullness Symptom associated with delayed gastric emptying, mainly due to compromised antral function [63] Constipation Disorder of the gastrointestinal tract, which can result in infrequent stools, difcult passage of stools with pain and stifness [64]…”
Section: Dysgeusiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tis condition can cause loss of appetite and even malnutrition [53] [54] Xerostomia Dry mouth condition, altered taste, and/or reduced salivary fow, which limit the quality of life in terms of poor oral hygiene, halitosis, and difculty speaking, chewing, and/or swallowing [55] Ageusia Loss of taste [56] Anorexia Loss of appetite for food, which can be caused by various physiological and pathophysiological conditions [57] Nausea Vague and unpleasant feeling of being sick with the feeling that vomiting may occur. Nausea, a subjective symptom, is often preceded by feelings of anorexia and is often accompanied by objective symptoms of pallor, hypersalivation, diaphoresis, and tachycardia [58] Vomiting Characterized by forced ejection of gastric contents through the mouth [58] Diarrhea Disorder of the bowel with increased frequency of defecation or increased stool weight [59] Abdominal pain Gastrointestinal disorder with acute or chronic expression and with diferent etiologies [60] Dyspepsia Presence of one or more of the following four symptoms for three months in the frst six months of symptom onset: uncomfortable postprandial fullness, uncomfortable early satiety, uncomfortable epigastric pain, and uncomfortable epigastric burning [61] Heartburn Discomfort or retrosternal burning sensation, which radiates to the epigastric and neck [62] Postprandial fullness Symptom associated with delayed gastric emptying, mainly due to compromised antral function [63] Constipation Disorder of the gastrointestinal tract, which can result in infrequent stools, difcult passage of stools with pain and stifness [64]…”
Section: Dysgeusiamentioning
confidence: 99%