Basic Summary for Acute Nonulcer dyspepsia

Main name of condition: Acute Nonulcer dyspepsia
Other names or spellings: Acute NUD

What is Acute Nonulcer dyspepsia?
  Brief description of Acute Nonulcer dyspepsia: Sudden acute indigestion not caused by a peptic ulcer.
  Parent types of Acute Nonulcer dyspepsia: Digestive Diseases, Nonulcer dyspepsia, Acute infections, Stomach Conditions
  Organs Affected by Acute Nonulcer dyspepsia: stomach, digestive

How many people get Acute Nonulcer dyspepsia?
  Incidence (annual) of Acute Nonulcer dyspepsia: 8.2 million new cases (1988/NIDDK)
  Incidence Rate of Acute Nonulcer dyspepsia: approx 1 in 33 or 3.01% or 8.2 million people in USA [about data]
  Incidence of Acute Nonulcer dyspepsia: 8.2 million new cases (1988) ¹

What are the symptoms of Acute Nonulcer dyspepsia?
Symptoms of Acute Nonulcer dyspepsia: see symptoms of Acute Nonulcer dyspepsia

Footnotes:
1. excerpt from Digestive Diseases Statistics: NIDDK

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