Or a disorder: When a person has a symptom, doctors look for the cause of the symptom. If a cause is found, then the cause is called the disorder or disease. If no cause is found, then the symptom itself can be called a disorder or disease. It's just how people use words.
Answered 12/9/2013
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Pseudo-obstruction: Intestinal pseudo obstruction is a condition, not a disease. The person has symptoms of bowel obstruction without a physical or actual obstruction. Hence the term"pseudo" since the process mimics an actual obstruction of the intestine.
Answered 1/1/2013
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