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Does having gastroparesis, pcos, and a heart rate over 100 most the time (especially right after i eat) have anything to relate with each other?
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Yes, obesity: is associated with each of them, and a supervised program of diet and exercise is likely to help all of them.
Answered 4/11/2016
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