to nausea and vomitingcan leadto nausea and vomiting
to more frequent refluxcontributesto more frequent reflux
digestive distresscan causedigestive distress
decreased appetite , early satiety , reflux , abdominal bloating , nausea , and vomiting , all of which can lead to decreased intake and malnutritionmay causedecreased appetite , early satiety , reflux , abdominal bloating , nausea , and vomiting , all of which can lead to decreased intake and malnutrition
to the reduced systemic bioavailabilitymay leadto the reduced systemic bioavailability
to marked reduction in postprandial glycemia.(1leadingto marked reduction in postprandial glycemia.(1
a feeling of stomach fullness , which results in reduced food intakecausesa feeling of stomach fullness , which results in reduced food intake
to a marked reduction in postprandial glycemia in type 2 diabeteseventually leadingto a marked reduction in postprandial glycemia in type 2 diabetes
to faster nutrient absorption and no gut - busting bloatingleadingto faster nutrient absorption and no gut - busting bloating
diarrhea and episodes of weakness or light - headednesscan causediarrhea and episodes of weakness or light - headedness
incretincausesincretin
GERD is an increase in gastric contentsmay causeGERD is an increase in gastric contents
cramps , nausea and diarrheacausingcramps , nausea and diarrhea
to nausea and/or vomitingcontributingto nausea and/or vomiting
me to reflux a lot of foodcausesme to reflux a lot of food
to bloating , nausea and vomitingleadingto bloating , nausea and vomiting
to more alcohol absorptionleadsto more alcohol absorption
a decreased absorptionwill causea decreased absorption
discomfort , nausea and vomitingcan causediscomfort , nausea and vomiting
Postgastrectomy maldigestion and malabsorption ... reduced dispersion of food in the stomach , reduced luminal levels of bile , rapid transit of food , and impaired pancreatic secretory response(passive) is caused byPostgastrectomy maldigestion and malabsorption ... reduced dispersion of food in the stomach , reduced luminal levels of bile , rapid transit of food , and impaired pancreatic secretory response
to poor glucose controlmay contributeto poor glucose control
to reflux into the esophaguscan contributeto reflux into the esophagus
in more frequent eatingresultingin more frequent eating
problems with glycemic controlcausingproblems with glycemic control
early satietycan causeearly satiety
the rate of emptying(passive) to be caused bythe rate of emptying
in increased gastroesophageal refluxresultingin increased gastroesophageal reflux