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So when you have gastrodiodenal dysmotility what can or should you do to fix it?
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GI motility problem: You should definitely consult a gastroenterologist for advice. Some conditions can be treated medically and/ or adjusting the diet to avoid triggers. Depending in the underlying problem, you may have a temporary condition or a more permanent one that requires lifelong therapy. Your gastroenterologist can help.
Answered 2/11/2013
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