Signs Of Digestive Tract Paralysis (Gastroparesis)

Feeling Full Quickly

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Feeling full quickly is another common symptom of gastroparesis. Because food is digested at a slower rate, more remains in the stomach and digestive tract for a longer period. This prevents an individual from getting hungry as often and keeps them feeling full quicker. The cause of this disease is typically unknown, but it often presents as a complication of diabetes, which affects the blood sugar and, subsequently, can affect appetite levels. Likewise, the prolongation of the digestion process causes an excessive amount of stomach acid and digestive gas to be produced and held within the body. This 'gas bubble' in the stomach can also contribute to the person feeling full quicker than usual.

Keep reading for more information on gastroparesis symptoms now.

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