Current research shows that botox injections in general cases are no more effective than saline injections (ony effect is due to the placebo effect).
also recently diagnosed with this thing- taking domperidome with some positive results but like you good and bad days, dr now suggesting botox shots to relax spincter muscle at bottom of the stomach, -a temporary(if it works at all) fix. the diet is the biggie, calories proteins,carbs- get a good gastrologist-and nutritionist- best of luck to you
There is another medication called domperidone that helps gastroparesis, but it is not legal in the US (even though you can get it shipped from Canada).
I am in the US will do more research thankyou
What country do you live in? You may not be eating "healthy" in terms of fiber including high fiber vegetables, but if you google high fiber foods, you will find a list of things you need to avoid. You just need to try and find a protein source that works for you, which can be tricky.
I am taking Raglan and Imimpremine( a depression drug that has been shown to empty the stomach) Was told to stop taking the Raglen though. The dr says no fiber no whole grains no fatty- thats ok had gallbladder removed last year so use to that Most protiens dont work either can eat most of the time turkey breast not smoked also have GERD Somedays things will work the next time tried may get sick protien drinks no good Is this just a try and see thing I have pulled up the gastro diet and had a little help but nothing steady Am I going to have to eat the same things forever over and over its getting to be I rather not eatt and how can you eat healthy
Welcome to the gastroenterology community! In most cases, gastroparesis is a life time thing. I would recommend trying a gastroparesis diet which is a low-fiber, low-fat diet, with eating small frequent meals throughout the day. What medications have you tried?