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Hannibal

Updated 1y ago

Considering Rumination Syndrome Diagnosis for Abdominal Pain and Regurgitation

I'm considering looking into having rumination syndrome because I have abdominal pain and regurgitate my food involuntarily; I have been diagnosed with GERD but I just want to cover all bases because the treatment I've been getting for GERD hasn't gotten rid of the regurgitation. I was wondering if along with unintentional regurgitation, if people with rumination syndrome can intentionally regurgitate their food if it hasn't been too long since swallowing, since that is something I can do that nobody else I know can do.

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One user mentioned being diagnosed with GERD, dysphagia, and rumination syndrome. They experience involuntary regurgitation, but it is not clear if they can intentionally regurgitate their food as wel...See More

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Tassy_Lassy

1y

Yes, I believe most of us can. If it doesn't come up naturally, I tend to force it to relieve the stomach cramping.

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