The American journal of gastroenterology · 2024
Hedonic Responses to Meal Ingestion in Patients With Functional Dyspepsia and Postprandial Symptoms.
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Livovsky Dan M, Barber Claudia, Azpiroz Fernando
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INTRODUCTION: It is not clear whether patients with postprandial symptoms enjoy the meal.
METHODS: Prospective trial in patients with postprandial distress syndrome and healthy controls, comparing their responses with stepwise ingestion of a comfort meal.
RESULTS: Healthy individuals (N = 18) enjoyed the meal and experienced digestive well-being. Despite their symptoms, some patients enjoyed the meal as much as healthy individuals (n = 9), while others did not (n = 15), and both groups experienced the same degree of early satiety, fullness, and discomfort.
DISCUSSION: The hedonic response to meal ingestion is preserved in a proportion of patients with postprandial distress syndrome.
METHODS: Prospective trial in patients with postprandial distress syndrome and healthy controls, comparing their responses with stepwise ingestion of a comfort meal.
RESULTS: Healthy individuals (N = 18) enjoyed the meal and experienced digestive well-being. Despite their symptoms, some patients enjoyed the meal as much as healthy individuals (n = 9), while others did not (n = 15), and both groups experienced the same degree of early satiety, fullness, and discomfort.
DISCUSSION: The hedonic response to meal ingestion is preserved in a proportion of patients with postprandial distress syndrome.