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Default SFN and Accelerated Gastric Emptying
Anyone with Idiopathic SFN get diagnosed with accelerated gastric emptying. I was having bad GERD/stomach issues. Gastro ' s thought it was probably gastroparesis but my emptying study show it being accelerated. Any thoughts.

I have had some interesting stuff going on. It seems I have some periodontal disease around a crown insert, high number of food allergies, a low vitamin D leveL even though I was taking 2000 IU, a higher than normal range Vitamin B6 level, and a borderline copper result. Weird stuff accumulating.

Tony
Missouri
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