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Another good resource is https://www.livingwellwithgastroparesis.com/ Crystal has gastroparesis and has a ton of information. I was wondering if you could share the 3 tests that you had done and what your results were. I'm just curious what criteria and test Mayo uses. Thx
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I’ve had gastroparesis since 2005 and totally agree Crystal’s website and books were a life saver to me especially back then not as widely known and treated. I’ve had times I could only do liquid and couldn’t even eat gerber baby food but I have eaten it along the way for nutrition and easy digestion. I highly recommend keeping a food diary as no two gastroparesis patients are the same in relation to triggers etc.
In addition to Crystal’s information, I follow the concepts in the phased diet approach from Jackson gastroenterology stepping up and down through levels 1-3 depending on symptoms. I used to take erythromycin during flareups and otherwise tried to manage thru diet.
I did boost breeze and v8 peach mango diluted when I could only do liquids to get nutrition in. Small amounts at a time and easy to digest foods. Some level of exercise movement even if walking around the house especially after eating.
Have patience and stay strong it’s
A journey.
https://www.gicare.com/diets/gastroparesis-diet-for-delayed-stomach-emptying/
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