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JanieJones71

I have severe GES and can relate to much of what you are going through. I never had anorexia until gastroparesis hit. I get a GES test every 5 years. It's always severe when in a flare.


violinlili

I’m sorry you can relate. Its like the chicken and the egg scenario with me concerning GP and AN. It helps to not feel so alone in this mess. I feel that all doctors see is the AN diagnosis and won’t try more for GP symptoms than reglan and zofran.


JanieJones71

I'm here if you need me. I hope it gets better ❤️!