Can Pelvic Floor Prolapse cause Gastroparesis - delFlayed gastric emptying?

Can Pelvic Floor Prolapse cause Gastroparesis - delayed gastric emptying?
After 15 hours of fasting I had an Upper GI done. The results showed I still had food in stomach therefore test could not be completed normally. About 2 weeks ago I discovered I had Pelvic Floor Prolase occur.
I am scheduled to see GYN in 3 weeks, and an Urologist next week.
I was wondering if having organs exposed and possibly having others become displaced might cause the Gastroparesis. Is this possible?

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