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Abby0427

710d

How do you know what caused GP? My doctor didn’t tell me the causes in general nor why or how I have it

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    • CoffeeAndDogs

      654d

      It can be the result of nerve damage from Diabetes or idiopathic/autonomic which may not have a specific trigger or cause.

    • CoffeeAndDogs

      654d

      It can be the result of nerve damage from Diabetes or idiopathic/autonomic which may not have a specific trigger or cause.

    • kristinacoco

      657d

      Any surgeries on the abdomen. I don't have my gallbladder and that is what caused my GP and then at the end of March of 2022, I had my appendix removed(emergency surgery) and that has made my GP 10X worse than what it was before

    • MystikMandy

      690d

      Although I wasn't diagnosed til nov 2021 I have had mild gp for as long as I can remember

    • MystikMandy

      690d

      For some people it is idiopathic

    • Happymom

      695d

      Mine is from having covid

    • elo2002

      695d

      Mine was caused by the after effects of norovirus

      • TheLadyHolliday

        690d

        @elo2002 same here. And my diabetes doesn't make it any better.

    • livkin

      697d

      i abused laxatives when i had bulimia which caused it. regret it every day🤷🏼‍♀️

    • kristinacoco

      703d

      I had my gallbladder removed 2 years ago and then 6 months later, I got diagnosed with GP and just 1.5 months ago, I had my appendix removed

    • BumbleBees

      706d

      Sometimes you can’t find the real cause. I have idiopathic GP as well, I have yet to figure out a cause for this. My doctor thinks stress brought it on but who knows. It can be because of other medical issues, surgeries, diabetes, stress, there’s a lot of reasons/causes

    • Audgie

      706d

      Mine is because of a concussion

    • MissLucy_101719

      707d

      Mine is from Lyme disease

    • xxARYN420xx

      709d

      It can be caused by ibuprofen od or psych meds too

    • xxARYN420xx

      710d

      It's from damage to or malfunction of the vagus nerve Most common reason for the nerve damage is long term out of control diabetes. Mine happens to be idiopathic which means they don't know what when where or why I have the damage to the nerver

      • Abby0427

        710d

        @xxARYN420xx damn Ik I’m not diabetic and I have no idea what I could’ve done to damage that, I’m out here thinking What I could’ve done to prevent it

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