Gastroparesis vs Gastroparesis-Like Syndrome (GLS): Testing, GES Therapy, and Dumping Syndrome

Click here to download this post By Dr. Nicholas L. DePace, M..D., F.A.C.C – Cardiologist specializing in autonomic dysfunction, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and POTS. Gastroparesis is a chronic disease accompanied by bloating, early fullness after a meal, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain.  A diagnosis of Gastroparesis requires objective data demonstrating delayed gastric emptying in the absence of intestinal obstruction.  There are, however, disorders known as Gastroparesis-Like Syndrome (GLS).  Patients with GLS have the same or similar … Continue reading Gastroparesis vs Gastroparesis-Like Syndrome (GLS): Testing, GES Therapy, and Dumping Syndrome