A collection of helpful articles curated and written by Gastro Girl.
Let’s explore the functions of our digestive system from the mouth to the stomach and talk about the associated conditions.
If you have gastroparesis, working with your healthcare team to help manage symptoms is essential. While medical treatment is usually part of the plan, nutrition can also play a very important role.
Diagnosed 12 years ago with idiopathic gastroparesis at age 23 after her graduation from Dartmouth College, Crystal M. Saltrelli worked with her physicians to address her severe symptoms, but almost lost hope. Then in 2009, she had a gastric neurostimulator implanted.
A recent article in The American Journal of Gastroenterology acknowledges unmet needs at both the patient care and systems level related to gastroparesis, stressing that medical therapy for the treatment of gastroparesis is less than satisfactory.
People with irritable bowel syndrome have significantly less white matter in the insula, a part of the brain associated with visceral sensations in the gastrointestinal tract, researchers have found.
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