Recovering from Functional Dyspepsia is rarely a linear, day-by-day improvement. Instead, it typically involves a fluctuating process with both good days and bad days.
Because of this, even as you are gradually getting better, it can be difficult to recognize the progress you are making.
Furthermore, the human brain is naturally wired to pay more attention to negative changes. When you have a day where symptoms return, it's easy to feel like you haven't healed at all.
In addition, because you may be hypersensitive to sensations in your stomach, even minor discomfort can be felt quite intensely.
The key is to focus not only on "whether symptoms are present," but also on whether you are able to do more things than before.
By shifting your perspective in this way, you can gain a more accurate understanding of your recovery journey.
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