Diabetic Gastroparesis: Please Help Me?

Authors

  • Hazim Abdul-Rahman Alhiti General surgeon Specialist, Fellow of Iraqi Council of Medical Specialization (General surgery), Head of Emergency Department- Higher Institute of Health (Al-Anbar), Al –Ramadi Teaching Hospital, Iraq Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47363/JGHR/2021(2)126

Keywords:

Diabetic Gastroparesis, Stopping Alcohol, Diabetic Gastropathy

Abstract

Gastropathy means any disorder of the stomach, particularly the gastric mucosa. Gastroparesis means chronic and delayed stomach emptying despite no mechanical obstruction. Subsequently, gastroparesis strikes 75,000 persons out of 45 million persons, so the estimated prevalence is 0.16 %. Further, gastroparesis attacks 30 percent of type 2 diabetics, plus 40 percent of type 1 diabetic patients. Furthermore, the ten-year merged incidence is 5 percent in type 1 diabetics and 1 percent in type 2 diabetics [1]. 

Author Biography

  • Hazim Abdul-Rahman Alhiti, General surgeon Specialist, Fellow of Iraqi Council of Medical Specialization (General surgery), Head of Emergency Department- Higher Institute of Health (Al-Anbar), Al –Ramadi Teaching Hospital, Iraq

    General surgeon Specialist, Fellow of Iraqi Council of Medical Specialization (General surgery), Head of Emergency Department- Higher Institute of Health (Al-Anbar), Al –Ramadi Teaching Hospital, Iraq

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Published

2021-11-29