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How long is it supposed to it take for post-eating disorder bloating to go down?
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Depends on Factors: Bloating secondary to an eating disorder can be caused by several factors including types of foods eaten, any changes related to gastroparesis or delayed gastric emptying secondary to the ed, and type and history of the ed. Bloating from binge eating without GI complications may last 15-30 minutes while an individual with a 3 year history of restrictive anorexia nervosa may last for several hours.
Answered 11/28/2017
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