Signs Of Digestive Tract Paralysis (Gastroparesis)
Dehydration

As mentioned, vomiting is one of the symptoms of gastroparesis to watch out for. This is especially true when vomiting increases in frequency and is difficult to stop, which can result in dehydration, as the patient expels liquid from their body and because the frequency of vomiting may make it difficult to drink more water. The only remedy to dehydration, regardless of the cause, is to replace the fluids lost with more. When it comes to gastroparesis and dealing with potential dehydration, try rehydration beverages, which include electrolytes, as these can improve dehydration faster than just water. Of course, a trip to the hospital may be required in serious cases, and an IV may be inserted to rehydrate the patient.
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