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Old 05-26-2011, 03:31 PM #4
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Hi All,

I posted a while back that my daughter was diagnosed with gastroparesis and recently had a gastric pacemaker put in. It has been over a month and she is no longer vomiting and there is no nausea. I highly recommend that you seek a referral to a doctor that will put in a pacemaker. It was a little difficult with the recovery because of the RSD but it was worth it. She has put on about 6 lbs and is eating more and more food as the days go on.


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I have RSD as well as gastroparesis. My doctor told me to start taking Reglan for nausea/vomitting. Has anyone else taken this med. If so, were there any problems such as tremors & did it help. I know many others with RSD have gastroparesis. Thanks!!
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