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Does gastroparesis lead to reduced urination as well. ?
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Here are some…: Gastroparesis may occur as an isolated event or just a part of systemic malfunction of autonomic nervous system. If its occurrence is associated with poor absorption leading to dehydration, naturally, urine excretion will be decreased so to urinate less in volume & frequency. At times, the function of bladder emptying may also occur. If so, such patients will urinate more often but less volume.
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