THE MAIN SYMPTOMS THAT PATIENTS EXPERIENCE WHEN THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM IS DISRUPTED

Abstract

In the hospital's admission department, a medical history is taken and information about the patient is recorded: 

Questioning. When diagnosing digestive diseases, the patient's complaints are asked. Patients often complain of pain, loss of appetite, nausea, heartburn (heartburn), and belching. When determining the history of the disease, the patient is asked how long the symptoms of the disease began, and what medications he or she has taken. When determining the life history of the disease, the patient's family circumstances, diet and its composition, profession, the presence of such symptoms in the family, close relatives, harmful habits (smoking and drinking alcohol, etc.) are asked.