Titlebook: Management of Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders in Children; Biopsychosocial Conc David R. Fleisher Book 2014 Springer Science+Business

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Introduction,nt encounter powerful as a diagnostic and therapeutic agency [1, 2]. When a patient senses that the physician genuinely cares, disclosure is more open, allowing the clinician a fuller appreciation of the patient’s difficulty and discovery of previously unapparent therapeutic opportunities. When a pa

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Functional Diarrhea (Also Known as Chronic, Nonspecific Diarrhea of Infancy and Early Childhood, anses dehydration, weight lag, or disease [2]. Stools typically contain mucus and particles of undigested vegetable matter. There’s the notable absence of blood or the oily globules of undigested dietary triglycerides. It is prevalent in about 15 % of infants and toddlers [3]. These infants are lively

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les.Developed over 45 years of practice in pediatric gastroeA substantial body of literature exists on functional gastrointestinal disorders in children and on the bio-psycho-social model of clinical practice.?However, the integration of these concepts into the management of children with functional

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Functional Abdominal Pain,ause of a symptom that has a large differential diagnosis [5]. Second is the problem of how to be helpful to patients whose symptoms are not caused by identifiable organic disease and cannot be consistently relieved by medications, diets, or surgery.

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Infant Colic,d on the widespread, traditional belief that the infant with colic cries because it is experiencing pain and because, in its more severe presentations, it causes unbearable distress in parents who had expected their baby to be easier to understand, to comfort, and to love.