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Gastroparesis anyone?

My surgeon has no idea I have this...not sure why I've not been asked. I know sleeve is last resort cure...so not worried about what surgery will do, but concerned about being empty with surgery!

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Did u tell ur surgeon?

What is gastroperiesis

I have the same question.

Inability of the stomach to completely empty. Cause is unknown. I had to google it ;)

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0001342/

not even sure if I would know if my stomach was completely empty...with diabetes, I tend to sort of "graze" eat...it is quite possible my stomach is never really empty, although I guess it could if I fasted for a while ...hmmm

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Pre op diet is so much liquid so I probably will, but the vagus nerve gets damaged and slows digestion. Also, I take Victoza and that does too. Anytime I have a egd I still have food even with the prep. The medication for it has horrid side effects and I won't take it!

Pre op diet is so much liquid so I probably will' date=' but the vagus nerve gets damaged and slows digestion. Also, I take Victoza and that does too. Anytime I have a egd I still have food even with the prep. The medication for it has horrid side effects and I won't take it![/quote']

When is the vagus nerve damaged? I'm confused

Oh wow :(

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