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diabetic gastroparesis

The gastroparesis that diabetes causes. During normal digestion, the stomach contracts to help break down food and move it into the small intestine. It disrupts the stomach's contraction, which can interrupt digestion. (Causes) Chronically high blood sugar levels cause nerve damage throughout the body and damage of blood vessels that supply the body's nerves and organs with nutrition and oxygen. This includes the vagus nerve and digestive tract, both of which ultimately lead to gastroparesis. (Symptoms of gastroparesis) • acid reflux, heartburn • nausea, vomiting of undigested food • bloating, early fullness, loss of appetite, weight loss • blood glucose levels that are hard to stabilize • stomach spasms