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Is this dyspepsia or gasteroparesis?
Is this dyspepsia or gasteroparesis?
The dinner that I had yesterday night is sitting in the stomach till the next day evening. I don't feel hungry in the daytime. I feel excess hungry in the evening and night.
As a result, I get acid reflux, burping, bloating etc.
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1. Constipation or you pass stools regularly.
2. Your Lifestyle - sedentary lifestyles cause such symptoms
3. Obesity
4. Diabetes history
Next Steps
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Dr Mitra gives u detail defination.
TRY
TO CHANGE LIFE STYLE N DIET PLAN DRASTICALLY FIRST,
SLOWLY IN EVENING EAT SMALL MEATS.
ADD NEXPRO RD40 ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH.
ARISTOZYME GOLD ONE HR BEFORE BREAKFAST N DINNER AN ENZYME PREPARATION TO INCREASE UP DIGETION PROCESS. DINNER MUST BE FINISHED UPTO7-7.30PM. ALL THESE HELP U. START SLOWLY.
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Gastroparesis is a physical neuromuscular condition. It is due to damaged nerves due to diseases like diabetes. It presents as delayed stomach emptying.
Dyspepsia is primarily a sensory and gut-brain disorder and causes acid reflux, burping, bloating.
So we will treat your condition as Dyspepsia.
Next Steps
Take Pan-L - One tablet, once daily, one hour before the meal, preferably in the morning.
Health Tips
Investigate diseases like diabetes.
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By considering your symptoms it is more likely to be dyspepsia and if you have upper abdominal pain then it it is 100% dyspepsia and further investigation is required
In Gasteroparesis there is delayed emptying of the stomach that cause feeling full for a long time after eating and no upper abdominal discomfort
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