1. Lack of hydrochloric acid n gastric secretions.
Movement
Failure of the smooth muscle to relax at some junction in the digestive tube, such as between the esophagus and stomach.
Achalasia
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Achlorhydria
Lack of hydrochloric acid n gastric secretions.
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Movement
Aphagia
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Inability to swallow.

2. Movement Cachexia Movement Cholecystitis Movement Cholelithiasis
State of chronic malnutrition and physical wasting.
Cachexia
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Movement
Cholecystitis
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Inflammation of the gallbladder
Movement
Cholelithiasis
Stones in the gall bladder.
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3. Movement Cholestasis Movement Cirrhosis Movement Diverticulitis
Blockage in bile flow from the gall bladder.
Cholestasis
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Movement
Condition in which liver cells degenerate and the surrounding connective tissues thicken.
Cirrhosis
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Movement
Inflammation of small pouches (diverticula) that form in the lining and wall of the colon.
Diverticulitis
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4. Movement Dumping syndrome Movement Dysentery Movement Dyspepsia
Symptoms, including diarrhea, that often occur following a gastrectomy.
Dumping syndrome
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Movement
Intestinal infection by viruses, bacteria, or protozoans that causes diarrhea and cramps.
Dysentery
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Movement
Indigestion; difficulty in digesting a meal.
Dyspepsia
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5. Movement Dysphagia Movement Enteritis Movement Esophagitis
Difficulty in swallowing.
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Movement
Enteritis
Inflammation of the intestine.
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Movement
Inflammation of the esophagus.
Esophagitis
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6. Movement Gastrectomy Movement Gastrostomy Movement Glossitis
Partial or complete removal of the stomach.
Gastrectomy
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Movement
Creation of an opening in the stomach wall through which food and liquids can be administered when swallowing is not possible.
Gastrostomy
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Movement
Glossitis
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Inflammation of the tongue.

7. Movement Hyperalimentation Movement Ileitis Movement Pharyngitis
Long-term intravenous nutrition.
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Movement
Ileitis
Inflammation of the ileum.
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Movement
Pharyngitis
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Inflammation of the pharynx.

8. Movement Polyphagia Movement Pyloric stenosis Movement Pylorospasm
Overeating.
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Movement
Congenital obstruction at the pyloric sphincter due to an enlarged pyloric muscle.
Pyloric stenosis
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Spasm of the pyloric portion of the stomach or of the pyloric sphincter.
Pylorospasm
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9. Movement Pyorrhea Movement Stomatitis
Inflammation of the dental periosteum with pus formation
Pyorrhea
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Movement
Stomatitis
Inflammation of the lining of the mouth.
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