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Old 02-23-2011, 01:54 PM #6
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Years ago, I was given a Gastric Emptying Study Test and was told I digest my food slowly. This was a new symptom, I'm only dx with MS and I was 33 when this started. I was prescribed Reglan to help with this problem.

Too, I have vertigo sometimes. This has upset my stomach from time to time. I was prescribed Antivert or Meclizine to help with this symptom.

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