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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neurogastroenterol Motil. 2013 Feb 17;25(5):427–e301. doi: 10.1111/nmo.12091

Table 3.

PATIENT-REPORTED SYMPTOM PREDOMINANCE FROM THE PAGI-SYM

Predominant Symptom
Subscale
Predominant Symptom Individual
Symptom
N
Individual
Symptom
%
Symptom
Subscale
N
Symptom
Subscale
%
Abdominal pain/discomfort Upper abdominal pain 27 7% 81 21%
Abdominal pain location not specified 42 11%
Lower abdominal pain 6 2%
Upper abdominal discomfort 2 0.5%
Abdominal discomfort location not specified 2 0.5%
Lower abdominal discomfort 2 0.5%
Nausea/vomiting Nausea 135 34% 172 44%
Vomiting 36 9%
Retching 1 0.3%
Postprandial fullness/early satiety Stomach fullness 26 7% 47 12%
Not able to finish normal-sized meal 8 2%
Feeling excessively full after meals 8 2%
Loss of appetite 5 1%
Bloating/distention Bloating 26 7% 27 7%
Stomach or belly visibly larger 1 0.3%
Esophageal symptoms Heartburn during the day 1 0.3% 32 8%
Heartburn, did not specify day vs. when lying down 5 1%
Feeling of discomfort inside chest during day 1 0.3%
Feeling of discomfort inside chest, did not specify day vs. lying down 4 1%
Regurgitation or reflux during day 4 1%
Regurgitation or reflux lying down 3 1%
Regurgitation or reflux, did not specify day vs. lying down 12 3%
Bitter, acid or sour taste in mouth 2 0.5%
Bowel habit abnormalities Constipation 18 5% 33 8%
Diarrhea 15 4%
Miscellaneous No symptom specified 1 0.3% 1 0.3%