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My daughter is slowly dying: severe gastroparesis, MS
Digestive Health | Last Active: Dec 16, 2024 | Replies (45)Comment receiving replies
My daughter was like this 20 years ago. She had type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune disorder, as well as an early diagnosis of lupus. First doctor seemed to dismiss the situation as psychological. We finally got help and turned out she had 1) gastritis 2) yeast throughout her upper GI and 3) celiac. Due to all that she gave up gluten (of course) and dairy (was able to get back on that).
I think we had more help from a functional medicine doctor to be honest.
None of this may be relevant but sharing our experience!
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Functional medicine is what helped me tremendously - found I had SIBO, a fungal infection, a yeast infection. And was treated for all three.
My gut issues were always treated with a PPI. Three endoscopys over 5 years and my GGI finally said don’t take a PPI again.
Thankful I found functional medicine!