Dumping syndrome

Dumping Syndrome (Rapid Gastric Emptying) Dumping syndrome, also called rapid gastric emptying, is a condition that causes food to move from the stomach

Dumping syndrome is an unpleasant side effect after bariatric surgery. Read 5 tips to help prevent dumping syndrome after bariatric surgery.

The clinical manifestations of dumping syndrome are categorized as early or late. Dietary changes are the most effective way to manage dumping syndrome.

by Taghreed Almahmeed, MD, FRCSC, and Michel Murr, MD, FACS Spring 2006 Dumping syndrome is a group of symptoms caused by rapid passage of undigested food into the small intestine. The stomach has a valve at the top and bottom, and serves as an acid-filled storage tank, breaking food intake down into small, component partsRead Article

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Did you know that 20%-30% of people who've had gastric surgery experience symptoms of Dumping Syndrome? Thank you to UNR dietetics student Pitchaya Pattasema for the infographic design.

A look at dumping syndrome, a condition where food moves too quickly through the digestive system. Included is detail on diagnosis and risk factors.

Learn how most cases of dumping syndrome improve over time, but your trajectory will be determined by whether you have an early or late form of it.

Discover what dumping syndrome is, and how to cope with it. You’ll learn what causes the condition, why it happens, and how to solve it.

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