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How is a disease that makes it hard for the small intestine to function likely to affect the body?
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These "diseases" are referred to as motility disorders. A motility disorder of the small intestine can lead to a few symptoms like:
- Pain
- Nausea
- Bloating
- Constipation or diarrhea
- Vomiting
Severity and frequency can range from person to person, and, luckily, there is usually a grace period where the person is free of symptoms.
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How is a disease that makes it hard for the small intestine to function likely to affected the body?
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How is disease that makes it hard for the small intestine to function likely to affect the body?
These "diseases" are referred to as motility disorders. A motility disorder of the small intestine can lead to a few symptoms like:PainNauseaBloatingConstipation or diarrheaVomitingSeverity and frequency can range from person to person, and, luckily, there is usually a grace period where the person is free of symptoms.
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