Definition:
Dysmotility is a term used to describe gastrointestinal problems wherein the muscles do not function normally. Such diseases that result to dysmotility are gastroparesis, as well as intestinal obstruction.
Diagnosis:
Dysmotility can be diagnosed based on the symptoms disclosed by the patient.
Treatment:
The syndrome can be reduced by treating the underlying cause of pain and discomfort. Medications such as cisparide help reduce pain in mild cases of dysmotility.
Symptoms and Signs:
People who suffer from dysmotility experience abdominal pain. The food doesn't pass through the stomach and the intestines too. The nerves in the gastrointestinal tract do not function properly as well.
Causes:
Dysmotility is caused by various underlying diseases that affect the gastrointestinal tract.
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