#exocrine pancreatic insufficiency

[sp00kysk3lly]

Can someone please just help me?!?!?!

I need to stop eating! Not due to weight issues, I can’t stand this bowel condition anymore.

I can’t sleep. I hurt every single day because of *toilet use*.

I feel so fucking sick.

I haven’t got an eating disorder! I don’t have anything like the sort. I just want to stop eating until my appt at the colorectal clinic on the 5th October, where I’m discussing surgery for a colostomy bag.

There’s no evidence to suggest that I’ll get the colostomy bag after that. I may have to wait for months. I can’t wait that long.

My bowel condition means when I eat, I have stomach issues. It causes pain, sickness, exhaustion, pretty much any pain/sickness you can think off.

Please just somebody help me!!!

[odinsravendutchess]

Bariatric surgery happened last week!

I’m losing weight super fast but it’s harder to heal from than I expected.

My surgery went “beautifully “ per my surgeon. I ended up with high blood pressure and high blood sugar since I couldn’t take my meds the day of surgery and I was given a steroid shot. My blood sugar was in the 200’s and the steroid shot kicked my butt however once it got out of my system my blood sugars were awesome and my insulin use is less than half of what it was!

I only boils insulin if I eat more than 10 grams of carbohydrates now.

My abdomen looks misshapen but it’s because of internal sutures and it will go away. I have staples covered in tagaderm because it prevents infection to give me the best chance at healing. My staples come out on the 3rd. I have 6 incisions so one incision is not in the pic.

Some people like a binder. I am not one of those people. I want my body to swell and do what it needs to do to heal.

I can have about 4 ounces of food before I feel sick from eating.

I’m doing peanut butter and bone broth. I have tried other things but the pressure of digestion doesn’t feel awesome. It’s dull achy and why cause discomfort when I already can get what I need from what I’m already doing? I get fluids and protein from my bone broth so I can meat my daily protein goals.

My brain says eat nachos but my GI system won’t let me granted I haven’t even tried because it’s too soon.

I won’t eat more than 4 ounces or half a cup in one sitting. I am particularly about that because I don’t want to stretch out my stomach.

Pancreas transplant here I come!

[send-noodles-not-nudes]

So I accidentally committed a war crime today

My brother has friends over from our dnd group and I am absolutely gonna catch hell for this later and I genuinely feel horrible

But the TL;DR moment here is that one of said friends used the bathroom like two minutes after I took a massive shit and it didn’t have time to uh. Air out.

And in this house, we talk about poop (digestive issues gang wya), so if you don’t wanna know why it was a war crime, stop reading now.

It’s not graphic but it’s gross, and if you don’t have digestive issues, you might not be used to poop talk, so viewer discretion is advised

I have something called EPI (exocrine pancreatic insufficiency), which basically means that I don’t digest my food when I eat. Were it not for the miracles of modern medicine, I would be doomed to die a slow and painful death from malnutrition (assuming I didn’t get myself killed in another way first, anyway; EPI is just one in a long list of issues I have). Thank everything for digestive enzymes.

If you’ve never experienced digestive issues, I pray you never will. If you have them, I’m deeply sorry. Only about three (out of eleven) of my body systems actually function the way they’re supposed to, and while mental health and fibro are the biggest bitches in my life, EPI is the one that ruins my day the easiest. I did not understand the importance of a fully-functioning digestive system until mine quit functioning.

The things I’ve seen.

My word, the things I’ve seen.

You really do not want to know.

Believe me when I say that you have no idea how gigantic of a blessing taking a normal shit is until it stops happening in your life. Prior to diagnosis, I was pretty constantly having feast or famine (aka constipation or unholy diarrhea) when it came to my shit, on top of consistent bloating and nausea. I also started vomiting like once a month, then once a week, then basically every other day until I got my meds. When my mom started going through the beginning stages of her EPI, I was genuinely concerned that she would die because she’s diabetic and constant shitting and vomiting means you can’t control your blood sugar very well.

I’m not kidding when I say EPI can kill you. It’s like dysentery, but slower, and it’s not a germ that’s at fault. It’s your stupid fucking pancreas. I hate my pancreas. He’s a little bitch.

Anyways, I’ve finally gotten mostly back to normal now that I have treatment for my EPI, but there are still some things that are… sketchy.

My poop is finally solid again (which was never something I thought I would be genuinely happy about???), but it’s not as regular as before my digestive woes. I go less frequently with more mass.

I think it spends more time in my gut than it used to because my body needs all the extra help digesting food, so it has more time to fester and get stinky.

It’s not usually awful, but you definitely wanna wait five or so minutes before walking into the same bathroom. My friend waited like a minute and a half. It was like a whole pound of poop. Not a pleasant smell.

I am so sorry for the atrocities my body has committed against humanity. May your nostrils rest in peace, friend.

[marketreports-blog]

According to latest study, the U.S. exocrine pancreatic insufficiency diagnostics market size was estimated at USD 2.30 billion in 2024 and is projected to hit around USD 4.25 billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 7.05% during the forecast period from 2024 to 2033.

[lifblogs]

Happy Disability Pride Month to

The GI issues! No one wants to talk about GI issues, but here we go! Some of them are:

Celiac Disease

Lactose Intolerance

Crohn’s Disease

Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease

Barrett’s Esophagus

Colon Polyps

Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome

Diverticulitis

Dumping Syndrome

Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency

Gastroparesis

Intestinal Pseudo-Obstruction

Microscopic Colitis

Stomach Ulcers

Ulcerative Colitis

Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome

If it seems like most of these were found on a list somewhere, you are correct, but I read up on every condition.

I invite anyone to use this post to discuss their own GI issues, and to add ones I have missed. Let’s get people talking about this! And let’s take stomach aches seriously. Many people go undiagnosed for a long time because of how abdominal pain and symptoms are brushed off. It’s important to listen to what you’re body is telling you, and to seek out help as soon as you can if it’s telling you it’s not feeling good. And going to a GI specialist can feel weird because who even wants to discuss excrement issues and vomiting? But come on, let’s do it. It’s okay to not feel well with your GI tract, and you’re not gross for it.

(A video I wanted to add to this post, but thought it would ruin the tone.)

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Facts About the German Shepherd Dog Breed

One of the most well-liked dog breeds in America is the German Shepherd Dog. The ever-popular German shepherd is intelligent, simple to teach, highly active, and wants to be busy. They generally require a lot of daily movement; else, they develop mischievous or high-strung behaviour.

Breeder Overview

Weight: 75-95 lbs

Height: 23-25 inches

Coat: Medium Length Double Coat

Color: Most colors other than white, Black, Black & Tan, Sable, Red & Black, Black & Silver, Grey

Features: Naturally Upright Ears

Energy Level: Average

Tendency to Bark: Low

Age: 10-13 Years

Hypoallergenic: No

Personality

German Shepherd personalities tend to be distant but not typically hostile. If they were reared among kids and other animals, German shepherd dogs get along well with both. German shepherd dogs should begin socialising and obedience training early in life to help prevent over-guarding and aggressive behaviour. The breed is thought to be intelligent and simple to teach.

Health

The majority of German Shepherds are healthy, however like all breeds, they are prone to some health issues. It's crucial to be aware of these diseases if you're thinking about getting a German Shepherd even if not all of them will affect them. Hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, gastric dilatation-volvulus, exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, degenerative myelopathy, and allergies are a few of these conditions.

Care

German shepherds need weekly brushing because of their double-layered, thick coats. German Shepherds are bred for action and were first developed to herd flocks all day. They must exercise every day to expend all of their energy, which they have a lot of. A early age should be chosen to start socialisation and training for your German shepherd due to their protective nature.

Feeding

Your dog's diet will vary depending on its size, exercise level, age, and other characteristics. German Shepherds need a minimum of 22% protein during growth phases and 18% protein for adult dogs in their diets. To meet their energy demands, puppies require 8% fat, while adults need 5% fat. Give your German Shepherd a high-quality, protein-rich diet that includes meats like beef, chicken, lamb, pork, eggs, fish, and plant-based proteins found in foods like grains, beans, and vegetables. The food should also be rich in minerals, vitamins, and fats.

History

In the late 19th century, German breeders developed the forerunners of the German Shepherd as working dogs, notably as sheepdogs and farm security dogs. Max von Stephanitz recognised the first German Shepherd dog, whom he named Horand von Grafrath, in 1899, after much debate over the traits to emphasise in the breed.

After World War I, the German Shepherd was renamed the Alsatian wolf dog (or just called an Alsatian) in the UK and the US, and this practise continued until 2006.

Getting a German shepherd from a breeder

It's easy to get a German Shepherd, but you should be ready. If you purchase a German Shepherd puppy, you should expect to spend a lot of time training it on critical behaviours like sleeping through the night and going pee outdoors, as well as preventing biting and barking.

Contact a reputable German Shepherd breeder, pay a visit before committing to the purchase, and make your own decisions to help you find a German Shepherd puppy or adult dog.

[farmacuticals]

The Role of Workforce Management Systems in Addressing Healthcare Industry Demands

Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI) is a condition in which the pancreas fails to produce enough enzymes to aid digestion. This insufficiency often arises from underlying conditions such as chronic pancreatitis, cystic fibrosis, or pancreatic surgery, leading to malabsorption and malnutrition if left untreated. The Global Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency Treatment market encompasses the development, production, and delivery of treatments, primarily pancreatic enzyme replacement therapies (PERTs), that assist patients in managing symptoms and improving their quality of life. The size of this market is expanding as awareness grows and diagnostic techniques improve, allowing for early detection and targeted treatment approaches. A significant rise in the incidence of pancreatic and gastrointestinal conditions has further catalyzed market growth, making EPI treatment an area of focus across various healthcare sectors.

The market size for exocrine pancreatic insufficiency treatment was projected to reach $3.92 billion (USD billion) in 2023 based on MRFR analysis. It is anticipated that the market for exocrine pancreatic insufficiency treatment would increase from 4.11 billion USD in 2024 to 6.15 billion USD in 2032. Over the course of the forecast period (2024–2032),��the healthcare workforce management system market is anticipated to increase at a CAGR of around 5.16%.

Global Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency Treatment Analysis

The Global Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency Treatment analysis reveals that North America, especially the United States, holds a major share of the market. This dominance is attributed to advanced healthcare infrastructure, a high prevalence of EPI-inducing conditions, and extensive research and development. However, Europe and Asia-Pacific regions are anticipated to witness significant growth in the coming years. An increasing number of patients in these regions are being diagnosed with EPI, driving demand for treatments and enhancing market potential. The analysis also indicates that advancements in biotechnology are propelling the development of more effective and tailored treatments, such as high-potency enzyme therapies that more closely mimic natural pancreatic enzymes.

Global Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency Treatment Trends

Several notable trends are shaping the Global Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency Treatment landscape. A key trend is the rise in non-invasive diagnostic tools, which help identify EPI earlier and reduce the burden on patients. This trend, in turn, boosts the demand for PERTs as more individuals are diagnosed and treated. Additionally, there is growing interest in developing enzyme therapies that are not only more potent but also stable and convenient, as conventional therapies often require patients to take multiple doses throughout the day. Another trend is the increase in patient awareness programs led by healthcare organizations and government initiatives, which aim to educate the public on recognizing symptoms of EPI and seeking early treatment.

Reasons to Buy the Global Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency Treatment Report

In-depth Market Analysis: The report provides a comprehensive overview of the Global Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency Treatment market, including market size, segmentation, and growth factors, enabling investors and healthcare professionals to make informed decisions.

Key Market Insights: Gain insights into the leading players in the market, as well as emerging companies that are innovating EPI treatment methods, which are crucial for staying competitive.

Identification of Emerging Trends: The report highlights the latest trends in diagnostics, treatment approaches, and patient management, allowing buyers to understand market dynamics and adapt strategies accordingly.

Geographic Market Analysis: Understand the regional differences in EPI treatment demand, with a focus on markets poised for high growth, such as Asia-Pacific, to identify investment opportunities.

Regulatory and Technological Developments: Keep up with the latest regulatory guidelines and technological advancements impacting the development and availability of EPI treatments worldwide.

Recent Developments in Global Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency Treatment

The Global Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency Treatment market has seen a range of recent developments. Companies are increasingly investing in research and development to create more potent and convenient PERT formulations. Some companies have also introduced encapsulated enzyme therapies that improve enzyme stability, allowing patients to take fewer doses per day. Additionally, strategic partnerships between pharmaceutical companies and healthcare providers are emerging to support patient education and improve access to EPI treatments in underserved regions.

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Reasons Your Cat Is Always Hungry

Cats normally eat small amounts of food throughout the day. However, some cats are never satisfied with the quantity of food you give them, they polish off their share and then they demand more. If your cat is always hungry, it can signify a problem. The condition is called polyphagia and it should be checked out by a veterinarian.

10 reasons your cat is always hungry

Boredom

Insufficient Food

Worms

Rapid Growth

Diabetes

Hyperthyroidism

Nutritional Deficiency

Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI)

Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)

Side Effect of Medications

Learning about the 10 reasons your cat is always hungry:

1. Boredom

Cats, like humans, can eat out of boredom. When a cat has little to engage with, they might turn to food as a form of entertainment or comfort. This behaviour is more common in indoor cats who lack stimulation from their environment. 

A cat that eats out of boredom might be constantly begging for food or searching for snacks, even after a full meal. To address this, ensure your cat has plenty of toys, scratching posts, and interactive activities to keep them mentally and physically stimulated.

2. Insufficient Food

Sometimes, your cat’s constant hunger is simply because they aren’t getting enough food. Cats have specific dietary needs, and if their meals are too small or lack essential nutrients, they may feel hungry all the time. 

Ensure that your cat’s diet includes the right balance of proteins, fats, and carbohydrates. It’s also important to feed them high-quality cat food designed to meet their nutritional requirements.

3. Worms

Parasites like worms can be a significant cause of increased hunger in cats. Intestinal worms, particularly tapeworms, feed off the nutrients in your cat’s diet, leaving them malnourished and hungry, no matter how much they eat. 

If your cat has a voracious appetite along with symptoms like weight loss, vomiting, or a dull coat, it could be a sign of a parasitic infection. Regular deworming treatments and vet check-ups are essential to keep your cat healthy and free from parasites.

4. Rapid Growth

Kittens and young cats are in a phase of rapid growth, which requires more energy and nutrients. During this time, it’s normal for them to be hungrier as their bodies are developing. 

However, even in adult cats, growth spurts or increased activity levels can lead to a temporary increase in hunger. It’s crucial to provide the right amount and quality of food to support their growth without overfeeding, which can lead to obesity.

5. Diabetes

Diabetes mellitus is a condition that affects the body’s ability to produce or respond to insulin, leading to high blood sugar levels. In cats, diabetes mellitus can cause increased hunger because their bodies can’t properly use the glucose from their food, leading them to eat more in an attempt to gain energy. 

If your cat is always hungry, drinks more water than usual, and is losing weight despite eating more, it’s essential to consult a veterinarian for testing and appropriate management.

6. Hyperthyroidism

Hyperthyroidism is a common condition in older cats where the thyroid gland produces too much thyroid hormone. This hormone controls metabolism, and when in excess, it can cause rapid weight loss, increased thirst, and constant hunger. 

If your cat has become ravenous but continues to lose weight, hyperthyroidism might be the cause. Treatment typically involves medication, dietary changes, or in some cases, surgery or radioactive iodine therapy.

7. Nutritional Deficiency

If your cat’s diet is lacking in essential nutrients, they may feel hungry even after eating. Nutritional deficiencies can arise from feeding low-quality food or an unbalanced diet that doesn’t meet their specific needs. 

For instance, a lack of certain amino acids or vitamins might trigger persistent hunger as your cat tries to compensate. Ensuring that your cat’s food is complete and balanced, with the right mix of nutrients, is key to preventing this issue.

8. Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI)

EPI is a condition where the pancreas doesn’t produce enough enzymes to properly digest food. This leads to malabsorption, meaning your cat can eat a lot but still feel hungry because their body isn’t getting the nutrients it needs. 

Symptoms of EPI in cats include weight loss, increased appetite, and greasy stools. If you suspect EPI, a vet can diagnose the condition with tests and recommend enzyme supplements to help your cat properly digest their food.

9. Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)

Inflammatory Bowel Disease is a chronic condition that causes inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract, leading to symptoms like vomiting, diarrhoea, and weight loss. Cats with IBD often feel hungry because their bodies aren’t absorbing nutrients properly. 

The inflammation interferes with digestion, making it difficult for them to get the energy they need from their food. Managing IBD typically involves dietary changes, medications, and regular vet care to control symptoms and improve nutrient absorption.

10. Side Effect of Medications

Certain medications, such as steroids, can increase your cat’s appetite as a side effect. Steroids are often prescribed for conditions like allergies or inflammation, but they can make your cat feel hungrier than usual. Other medications, like anticonvulsants or treatments for chronic conditions, may also stimulate appetite. If your cat’s hunger suddenly increases after starting a new medication, consult your veterinarian. They may adjust the dosage or suggest alternative treatments.

How to Reduce Your Cat’s Appetite?

The ways to reduce your cat’s appetite if they are hungry all the time depends on the reason for their sudden increase in appetite. 

If it is a heavy worm load, your veterinarian will recommend the right dose of dewormers for your cat. 

If it’s hyperthyroidism or any other metabolic disorder, they will receive medication along with prescription food which will boost satiety. 

In case they are hungry all the time because they are bored you will have to spend more quality time with your pet. 

Steer clear of cheap dry cat food and invest in grain-free or veterinarian recommended cat food to keep your cat’s nutritional needs and hunger satisfied. This will also address the needs of cats (kittens) with sudden growth spurts. 

Since, there can be at least 10 reasons why your cat is always hungry, you must visit the vet to find out the root cause. Formulate a feeding plan with your veterinarian that suits your cat’s age, nutritional needs and weight. 

All in all, to manage the increased hunger, you can feed smaller, more frequent meals or offer low-calorie treats to satisfy your cat without risking weight gain. It’s important to monitor your cat’s weight and overall health while they are on medications that can affect their appetite to ensure they remain healthy.

[sp00kysk3lly]

i'm so sorry you're in pain :( is it safe for you to stop eating for so long though? are there any foods your stomach tends to tolerate better, which you could eat in smaller amounts?

My condition is Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency. My stomach reacts to all food. Some times I spend up to 20+ hours on the toilet which as you might know, is very painful especially when you have thin bones, and chronic pain anyway.

There is no foods that I can eat.

If I do not eat, then I do not use the toilet. Yes, it may make me unwell, it may make me dizzy and nauseated, but my mental health is losing control of everything right now and I am so scared that I am close to ending my life. No one wants to help me in the healthcare field, my doctors refuse to help me, mg Gastro told me there was nothing else to do for me.

I’ll know when I’ll be eventually getting surgery on the 5th. And hopefully it won’t be too long after that. After that, I won’t need to worry about eating. As it would just go into a bag that i’d have to change. I would have no more worries. I wouldn’t have to sit on the toilet for more than 20 hours and be in more pain than I should be.

Anything will help! Any advice to stop eating would help. It would help my mental health which is hanging by a very loose thread, my back and legs wouldn’t be in pain anymore.

I am just tired of eating and ending up on the toilet because I have diabetes. It’s not fair. I wouldn’t have these conditions if someone had left me alone when I was younger and my healthcare team done their jobs!

I promise you, it is safe enough for me!

[odinsravendutchess]

I love yogurt now!

I was not a fan at all before surgery but since surgery my palate has changed. I had a low carb high protein 6 ounce Pina Colada yogurt just to try and I want like 20 more! I’m 100% full and would get sick but I’m buying yogurt tomorrow! I can eat small meals and not stretch out my new stomach with yogurt plus get plenty of protein! Heck moo yes!

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The global small intestinal bacterial overgrowth diagnostics market was valued at USD 1,38,324.2 Thousand in 2022 and it is anticipated to grow up to USD 2,44,337.1 Thousand by 2032, at a CAGR of 5.9% during the forecast period.

Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) is defined as the presence of excessive bacteria in the small intestine. SIBO is frequently implicated as the cause of chronic diarrhea and malabsorption. Patients with SIBO may also suffer from unintentional weight loss, nutritional deficiencies, and osteoporosis.

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Market Trends and Drivers

The market’s growth is primarily attributed to the increasing prevalence of conditions such as immunodeficiency syndromes and pancreatic exocrine insufficiency amongst others. Growing prevalence of risk factors associated with the SIBO are also expected to drive the prevalence of the condition, which will eventually offer favorable environment for growth of US small intestinal bacterial overgrowth diagnostics market by 2027. For instance, according to a study published by group of researchers at Northwell Health System, Division of Gastroenterology, New York in 2017, obesity is one of the prominent causes and risk factors to drive the bacterial overgrowth in small intestine. Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) has been incorporated with anatomical and motility-related abnormalities. Mainly, obesity has been proposed to change small bowel motility, leading to SIBO. As a result, SIBO was more frequent amongst obese patients vs. non-obese patients (88.9% vs. 42.9%). Obese vs. non-obese patients presented notable differences in microbiome diversity in rectal samples. Obesity was connected with increased odds of developing SIBO. Therefore, rising prevalence of obesity will ultimately offer a lucrative opportunity for growth of the market. Growing prevalence of IBS and SIBO and increasing advantages of breath test are the major factor driving the growth of the North America small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) diagnostics market.

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By Diagnosis

Breath Testing

Small Intestine Aspirate and Fluid Culture Test

Blood Test

Others

By Type

Hydrogen-Predominant SIBO

Methane-Predominant SIBO

Recurrent SIBO

Major Players in the Global Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth Diagnostics Market

The key players in the market  Genova Diagnostics, SIBO Diagnostics, Commonwealth Diagnostics International, Aerodiagnostics, LLC, SIBOTest, Metabolic Solutions, Inc., Pivotal Diagnostics, DirectLabs, LLC, Vibrant Wellness. And Health Associates Medical Group, among others.

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According to latest study, the U.S. exocrine pancreatic insufficiency diagnostics market size was estimated at USD 2.30 billion in 2024 and is projected to hit around USD 4.25 billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 7.05% during the forecast period from 2024 to 2033.

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Looking for Creon Alternatives? Discover Your Options Here!

Exploring Alternatives to Creon: What Are Your Options?

At MyFirstIdeas, we're always on the lookout for valuable health resources to share with our readers. In our quest for relevant information, we stumbled upon an insightful post on BorderFreeHealth that dives deep into alternatives to Creon, a commonly used pancreatic enzyme supplement.

Why Consider Alternatives?

Creon is widely prescribed for individuals dealing with exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI), aiding them in achieving better digestive health. However, for various reasons—including cost, availability, or personal reactions—many people seek alternatives. Fortunately, the article on BorderFreeHealth lays out several options that you could consider.

Potential Alternatives to Creon

Some noteworthy alternatives include:

Pertzye: Another enzyme supplement that may work well for some patients.

Zenpep: Known for its similar efficacy to Creon.

Pancreaze: Offers a slightly different enzyme profile.

Digestive Enzyme Complexes: Over-the-counter options that can sometimes serve as adequate substitutes.

The post doesn't just list alternatives; it goes further to explain the pros and cons of each, helping you make an informed decision. If you or someone you know is considering different enzyme supplements, this resource is a must-read. Click here to read the full article!

Keep following MyFirstIdeas for more health insights and recommendations!

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Bloating and Abdominal Distention

Dr. Tom Roselle DC discusses bloating and abdominal distention. Is that pain associated with your gallbladder, exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI), or other problems with digestive enzymes?

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