FUNCTIONAL GASTRODUODENAL DISORDERS: REVIEW PROVISIONS IV ROME CONSENSUS

Abstract

Aim - to perform a critical review of the main provisions of the Rome IV consensus on functional gastroduodenal disorders (FGD). Showing current understanding of the pathogenesis, classification, diagnosis and treatment of FGD. Conclusion. FGD diagnosis and treatment process consists of various stages, is quite expensive, requiring the involvement of doctors of various specialties. Perform each stage of diagnosis and treatment must be justified and focused on the patient. FGD therapy is timeconsuming and requires effort from both the physician and the patient. Its aim is to achieve an optimal quality of life.

Keywords

• functional dyspepsia
• functional disorders accompanied by belching
• functional disorders accompanied by nausea and vomiting
• rumination syndrome