Gastroparesis Directory
In gastroparesis, the stomach cannot fully empty itself of food. This could be due to diabetes, high blood pressure, infections, medications, and more. You may feel nauseated, bloated, and you may experience heartburn or an abnormally decreased appetite. There are also other symptoms. Because leftover food in the stomach can cause complications, you should seek treatments to manage the condition. These may include diet changes and medications that aid digestion. Follow the links below to find WebMD's comprehensive coverage about what causes gastroparesis, how to treat it, and much more.
Medical Reference
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Understanding Gastroparesis
Gastroparesis is a condition in which the stomach can't empty food properly. Learn what causes this disease and how it's treated from experts at WebMD.
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Gastroparesis and Diabetes
WebMD explains gastroparesis, a stomach problem associated with diabetes.
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The Digestive System
Just how do we digest our food? WebMD explains the digestive system, from the top to bottom.
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Preventing Diabetes Complications
Understanding some common complications of diabetes -- such as erectile dysfunction, vision problems, and infections -- can let you recognize the early warning signs.