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A member asked:
Can gastroparesis cause breathing problems, ie a feeling of congestion, shortness of breath? if so, what can be done to ease this problem?
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Not likely: Not likely. Something else is causing the problem.
Answered 9/29/2017
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Yes: Gastroparesis can cause increase acid reflux, which can irritate to wind pipe and lung tissue which will give increase shortness of breath. Anyway, consult your doctor to get a thorough examination and to discuss the treatment options.
Answered 9/29/2017
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