emptying study, and an egd with bravo. The results were that he has an hiatal hernia and gastroparesis. He was directed to continue taking his Nexium and prescribed Reglan for the gastroparesis. The Bravo showed that he wasn't having reflux, the acid wasn't rising and reaching the Bravo at all. When he went in for a follow up visit he told his doctor that he was experiencing a lot of pressure and dizziness still. She switched him to Erythromycin which hasn't seemed to help either. She also ordered an ultrasound to check his gallbladder and that came back normal. Any suggestions? He has really been watching what he eats and the amount he eats and that doesn't seem to help either. Is his acid level too low maybe? I have read about Apple Cider Vinegar and he is going to try that.
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Welcome to the gastroenterology community! Is he making sure to eat a low-fat, low-fiber diet with many small meals throughout the day? Do you live in the US?
Domperidone is a drug that is helpful for gastroparesis, but it is currently not FDA approved in the US. However, it still can be obtained through some pharmacies (usually compounding pharmacies or online pharmacies).