Do any of you have paralysis of muscles that move food from stomach to

Hi, I have gastroparesis too. It is the worst thing I’ve ever had cause it’s constant. I regurgitate my food but mostly liquids come back up. I also have dysphasia, alchalasia, jackhammer esophagus, hiatal hernia, GERD, etc. I just went for an egd with Bravo PH but when I woke up they said they couldn’t do anything because I am completely inflamed everywhere. I have an ulcer, gastritis, reflux esophagitis Grade D , a tortuous esophagus. Sometimes I can’t speak cause my voice is raspy. I can’t clear my throat. I get severe pain in my stomach constantly. Nothing helps. Is anyone else this severely sick? Now my gastro said I have to wait 8-10 weeks to heal, wait for biopsies to come back and have another egd to make sure everything is healed. If it is healed I will be having a procedure called a TIF. Is there anyone out there who has had a TIF? It’s so frustrating that I have these symptoms cause I can never make plans to do anything because idk how I’m going to feel. I also think I might have esophageal cancer. Every symptom I have all points to esophageal cancer. I’m only 47. How did this happen? Thank you for listening. I would appreciate any advise. Rosemarie

What is a "low residue" diet??

A spoonful of Inulin and a spoonful of flaxseeds, bio cultures on cereal daily, I sometimes add the inulin to coffee if I feel the need, and I have changed my diet to gluten free 👍.. Ive never experienced such normality on a regular basis before. Hope it helps you …
Sheila x

Oh and Kefir yogurt…

Sorry I forgot to mention a sachet of cosmocol.
I know it sounds like a few things but it’s just a matter of forming a habit with it ..

@penelope52,

A low residue diet is basically a low-fiber earing plan. It is not helpful for every type of digestive tract problem but has helped many. Here is a link to some information about it.
--Low Residue Diet,
https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/nutrition-and-healthy-eating/in-depth/low-fiber-diet/art-20048511

As you can see, this eating plan for people with certain types of digestive problems.

So what is the solution?

Have posted 3 responses above.
Hope this helps 🤞

Coukd it be dysmotility? My son has colonic dysmotility. His muscles don’t work in 8 inches of his colon…they are paralyzed. That’s how it was explained to us.

Hi: My GI specialist says he is "frustrated" and has not come up with a diagnosis. I have had exploratory bowel surgery with nothing turning up plus several CT scans. One prescription I am on is to speed up digestion but I had another obstructed bowel since starting to take them. The other prescription is supposed to help muscles work. I have been on that one for several months. It does give me the runs plus a sick stomach at times. The only surgery I had before this all started with appendix which does not appear to be the cause. I had a colonoscopy in late March and then 2 weeks later had my first obstruction, followed by the 2nd obstruction about 6 weeks later and then the 3rd obstruction about 14 weeks later. I feel that the GI people are ready to give up. In order to get a 2nd opinion I would have to have them refer me and would have to travel to a larger city. At one point they told me to eat whatever I wanted. I have cut out popcorn, walnuts and raw vegetables but other than that am eating pretty well everything.