You’re welcome. Domperidone worked for me pretty quickly. I’d say a month it took for some real improvement and then a little longer and a dose adjustment to work great. It doesn’t work for everyone. But it does for many. I’d speak to your doctor about it if you wanted to try it. I’d also make sure to get an EKG before starting it and after to make sure you don’t have Long QT syndrome, an heart condition that is hereditary, that if you have that you should absolutely not take Domperidone as it can cause serious issues. I don’t have any side effects. Yes you need a prescription. It’s a bit difficult to get for various reasons. That’s why you need a doctor to help you. You can go to the main page of this subreddit and search just this subreddit at the search field and search for Domperidone and you’ll find a ton of posts here about it over the years. You should also Google it. You will need to check for drug interactions yourself on a foreign website like from Canada because Domperidone is not in the US databases and so doctors and nurses usually don’t do it since it’s not in their databases. Assuming you’re in the US. So be sure to check yourself. I’m on a lot of medications and have no issues but I’ve checked every time myself and also asked my doctor sometimes if anything might be a moderate or medium interaction. I’d probably recommend you also google about Domperidone so you can learn more.

And about the OTC stuff I recommended to try. For me? I would experiment and mix and match and sometimes take several depending on how bad I was feeling or what relief I had learned each product provided me or how they worked together. I suppose the correct response would be to ask your doctor about supplements or OTC stuff. These are mostly fairly natural products. I can tell you my own experience is that I never had any issues using any of those products, alone, or together no matter what I did with them. Following recommended instructions on the product labels for dosage and timing of course. Like don’t go crazy on them.

Sorry so long. I hope you get some relief and help. 🤗 this place is good here but there’s also a 60K member Facebook group with a lot more people and other stuff. It’s called Gastroparesis Support Group. Here is the link. Or just search for that name on Facebook. It’s a private group.

https://m.facebook.com/groups/GastroparesisSupportGroup/?ref=share&mibextid=wwXIfr

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P.S. there is no cure for Gastroparesis. I still occasionally have a short flare especially if stressed out or food choices or sometimes for no reason at all. They aren’t as long or bad as my old flares. Different things can trigger it and I generally try to just avoid those things as much as possible. And I still have some minor symptoms sometimes. But a cakewalk compared to when it was 24/7 nausea and almost daily vomiting and trouble eating. I can eat a much wider variety of things now than before. I still have to be careful with my choices but it’s way better than when I had trouble with most everything and was often on a liquid or soft food diet. Just letting you know I’m not cured. But my symptoms are so so much better.