Signs Of Digestive Tract Paralysis (Gastroparesis)
Frequent Belching

Gastroparaesis affects the normal movement of the stomach muscles. One of the first and most obvious signs of this is frequent belching. Belching is the normal way for the body to remove excess gas from the digestive tract during digestion. The average individual expels gas through their digestive tract multiple times a day, and this is a sign of healthy digestion. However, going beyond the average amount of belching can be a sign of gastroparesis. Individuals with this condition have an abnormally slow rate of digestion. Solid food is converted and emptied from the body very slowly, meaning the food stays within the digestive tract for longer than normal. This causes an excessive build-up of gas that needs to be more frequently expelled through belching.
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