Stomach Paralysis Symptoms According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the symptoms of gastroparesis may include: Nausea Vomiting Abdominal pain Bloating Belching Feeling full after eating just a few bites Continuing to feel full long after eating a meal Poor appetite Vomiting undigested food Heartburn (acid reflux) Weight loss Malnutrition Complications of Gastroparesis Stomach paralysis can cause severe, life-threatening complications that may require hospitalization, including dehydration due to vomiting, malnutrition, out-of-control blood sugar levels, bezoars (solid collection of undigested food), and blockages in the stomach or intestines
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Pyridoxal 5-phosphate is a bioactive form of vitamin B6 that is characterized by a series of coenzymes that may be involved in cellular metabolism, including amino acid, BA and lipid functions (Huang et al., 2010