A patient of 40 years old complains of periodic pains in theepigastric region, a feeling of overflow of the stomach aftereating, an eructation with the smell of rotten eggs, an unpleasantaftertaste in the mouth. At the examination: the skin is dry, theheart rate is 90 beats/min, arterial pressure is 110/70 mm Hg. Thestudy of gastric juice showed a decrease in its quantity andacidity. In the blood: hemoglobin - 100 g / 1, erythrocytes -3,2x10¹2/1, color index - 1,1, antibodies to parietal cells of thestomach are detected.Questions:1. What typical forms of stomach disorders has the patient?2. What violations of the motor stomach function should beassumed in the patient?3. What disease does the patient suffer from?

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Questions: 1. What typical forms of stomach disorders has the patient? 2. What violations of the motor stomach function should be assumed in the patient? 3. What disease does the patient suffer from?

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