My daughter
The EEG showed that she still had large amounts of food still in her stomach. Not good. The upper GI showed that she had delayed emptying in her stomach, small bowels and large bowels. Ok, so that answered some of our questions on what was going on. Dr that did the testing stated that this is nothing that he can do. frustrating to say the least.
After several weeks, a friend emailed me with some information about Gastroparesis, and a Doctors name. Called. THREE month waiting period. But I was happy to get her in.
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Permalink Reply by landileigh on -
sorry, to hear this. i've had years of troubles with a compacted colon, a bile duct obstruction and gall bladder removal. all i can recommend is do what i do. small meals 6 times a day. 7am, 10am, 1pm, 4pm, 7pm, 10pm. hope that helps!
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Permalink Reply by Doris Ann Dickerson on -
I really hate to hear that in a young person! I've had the gasteroparasis and acid reflux thing going on for awhile but then again I'm 45 now after taking this at 10 I kinda expect things to screw up
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