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I have postviral gastroparesis. what is the chance it will go away? they say it will resolve in 1 to 2 years but there is no data on it. whats your experience on this matter? is this a correct expectation, or is it just a saying?

Q: i have postviral gastroparesis. what is the chance it will go away? they say it will resolve in 1 to 2 years but there is no data on it. whats your experience on this matter? is this a correct expectation, or is it just a saying?

: Never seen it in 50 years but go to uptodate.com spend some $ and read all about it from the best source. Also go to pubmed.com and search for postviral AND gastroparesis to see the worlds lit on it. For Free.

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Never seen it in 50 years but go to uptodate.com spend some $ and read all about it from the best source. Also go to pubmed.com and search for postviral AND gastroparesis to see the worlds lit on it. For Free.

Answered 6/2/2022

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A member asked:

I have postviral gastroparesis. what is the chance it will go away? they say it will resolve in 1 to 2 years but there is no data on it. whats your experience on this matter? is this a correct expectation, or is it just a saying?

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