Dyspepsia Symptoms, Causes & More
Article Sources
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A Final Word
In most cases, dyspepsia is a minor health condition or, more specifically, a symptom of an underlying health issue. Management of the condition may include making changes to the diet or lifestyle or taking some medications.
If these common techniques fail to work, a doctor may order tests to determine if a person has an underlying condition. Once they rule out or confirm other diseases, they may recommend or prescribe treatments to help manage dyspepsia over the short and long term.
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