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@bori
Welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect!
Gastroparesis, as you know, is a very unpleasant condition.
I have a milder form I have been told.
The drug Motillium, as another member mentioned, is not approved here in the US. Its generic name is Domperiodone.
It can cause cardiac arrhythmias.
I’m taking Reglan ,(Metoclopramide), that also helps empty the stomach faster.
I take it a while before meals.
It does help.
Regarding diet I eat small meals, low in fat, since fatty meals stay longer in the stomach.
I also eat slowly.
I drink liquids in small portions too.
I also prefer to lie down after a meal- it seems to help digestion.
I hope more members will share their experiences too.
@bori - hello, and welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. I wanted to let you know I moved your post here to where other members were already chatting about gastroparesis so that you could join in their discussion:
- Gastroparesis https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/gastroparesis-13/
Glad to see, too, that you've already connected with @tsch and @astaingegerdm. Hoping you will also connect here with members such as @jlharsh and @achalasia2 and that they will have further input on diet and water intake with this condition.
You mentioned you need guidance on everything, bori. Wondering if you have questions beyond diet and water intake, as well?
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There are books you can buy and other sources of information. All patients are different, and different foods work for people differently. Get info from your doctor. There s a medication that can help the stomach. A safe one is Motillion, but must be gotten from Canada. The one available in US (forget name) is dangerous and can cause serious side effects.