There are quite a few B12 products that are sublingual, in that you place them under your tongue. There are even liquid versions of B12 as well. Some people aren’t sure how effective the digestive tract is at absorbing B12. Your doctor might be able to prescribe B12 injections or a prescription B12 nasal spray.

I wanted to order some B-12 Complex vitamins. Do you know if these can be cut into two for swallowing purposes. I have trouble swallowing large pills. Thanks for all your info.
My CT scan was good. It looks as though this might have been viral that played havoc in my GI track. It’s been a long road and my system still down not feel back to normal but apparently a virus can symptoms can last for a long time have you heard of such a thing?
Anyway food is staying in much better but still having good days and bad. All in good time I sop pose .

Bless your heart and thanks again
Christen T

Christine :)

I dealt with very bad abdominal pain & diarrhea/spasming during that period of time. Much worse than anything I had experienced in the past & I’d been dealing with IBS for about 9 years before I had GP in 2006. Some people have bad constipation, some people don’t have lower digestive issues at all. Your symptoms sound mild, which is positive. I’d focus on nutrition(b vitamins especially), eating small & trying the Iberogast.

Happy Canuck Day ;)
Boom Boom America Day is coming up on the 4th here in the States.

I use(d) Nature’s Bounty Vitamin B-Complex, I still take it every day. Iberogast could definitely make a difference, I take it right now for indigestion. While my symptoms are much much better than they were in Summer of 2006, I still deal with chronic indigestion and mild nausea. It usually is helpful at calming my stomach when it’s upset. Domperidone is pretty safe, it’s much better to use it than something like Metoclopramide(Reglan). Iberogast works in a similar fashion, it is a prokinetic like domperidone, just developed using natural herbs. Some people it works great, others don’t respond.

Gastroparesis can resolve or symptoms can lessen overtime. It really depends somewhat on what caused it. I read some medical journal that GP can last for up to a year in cases where it’s caused by viral infection. I can’t locate that journal now so. There have been many people who have recovered from GP, so I would not go into it thinking there is no way you can recover. At the same time, it’s true that some people have it life long & very severe. Best thing is to cross your fingers and stay positive.

One more thing is marijuana is known to reduce nausea & increase appetite. If your country allows for medicinal marijuana use it might be something worth investigating.