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03/06/2011 07:47 AM
chaffer26
 
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What is Gastroparesis

Dr. Daniel Einhorn shares his knowledge and explains What gastroparesis is....

Okay, first gripe: It's not as rare as he makes it out to be. Anywhere from 5-14 million people have it (from NIH). No solid numbers because it goes misdiagnosed so often.

Second: He makes it sound like ONLY diabetics get this. Wrong!!!!! The larger portion of patients are classified as idiopathic (no known source).

It's great that they have a video out, but they need to update it, seriously.Ermm

Diana (aka my4heathens on Inspire)
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