The phrase "alimentary disorders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or health-related contexts to refer to disorders affecting the digestive system.
Example: "Patients with alimentary disorders often experience symptoms such as nausea, bloating, and abdominal pain."
Alternatives: "digestive disorders" or "gastrointestinal disorders".
She also presented alimentary disorders such as polydypsia and polyphagia and she was over-weight, but slowly lost weight from eight months before the onset of the nervous signs even though she continued eating normally.
Perhaps this underrepresentation of indications other than neurological and alimentary disorders resulted from recent educational activities of the Polish Society for Clinical Nutrition of Children.
In 2000, chronic neurologic disorders constituted the most frequent indication for HEN, in contrast to 1989 when enteral nutrition was usually prescribed due to primary alimentary disorders [ 5].
Among these putative extra-alimentary disorders caused by H. pylori, the relation to MS is still controversial[ 35- 42].
Upregulation of resistin is in inverse association with most alimentary tract disorders in animal and human studies [ 13].
The medicinal applications of H. perforatum, including skin wounds, eczema, burns, diseases of the alimentary tract, and psychological disorders, have been related to the phenolic composition of the plant, particularly to hypericins, hyperforins, and flavonoids [3,4].
Slightly soluble or insoluble salts are utilized in the treatment of wounds and gastric disorders and in outlining the alimentary tract during X-ray examination, and bismuth is sometimes injected in the form of finely divided metal, or as suspensions of its insoluble salts.
The impact of digestive diseases, which include disorders affecting the oropharynx and alimentary canal, ranges from the inconvenience of a transient diarrhoea to dreaded conditions such as pancreatic cancer, which are usually fatal.
Indeed, the more the motor disorder is extended throughout the alimentary tract, the less is the long-term therapeutic success of colectomy in constipated patients [ 49].
Many therapeutic classes in the group of alimentary drugs (laxatives, antidiarrhoeal drugs, drugs for acid disorders) had a considerable prevalence of use.
The family is associated with cell differentiation, cellular senescence and apoptosis, and involved in the pathogenesis of tumors and other disorders of the nervous, genital, circulatory, alimentary and respiratory systems.
