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Alternative Treatments for Gastroparesis



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Unlabelled alternative drug treatments include:

These alternative drug therapies have been listed by various sources as possible alternative treatments for Gastroparesis:

  • Macrolide antibiotics - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Azithromycin - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Zithromax - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Clarithromycin - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Biaxin - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Biaxin XL - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Biaxin XL Pac - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Erythromycin - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Apo-Erythro Base - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Apo-Erythro E-C - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Apo-Erytrho-ES - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Apo-Erythro-S - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • E.E.S - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • E.E.S. 200 - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • E.E.S. 400 - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • E-Mycin Controlled Release - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • E-MycinE - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • E-Mycin 333 - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Eramycin - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Erybid - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • ERYC - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • EryPed - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Eryphar - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Ery-Tab - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Erythrocin - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Erythromid - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Ethril - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • ETS-2% - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Ilosone - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Ilotycin - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Novo-Rythro - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • PCE - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Pediamycin - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Pediazole - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • PMS-Erythromycin - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Robimycin - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • SK-Erythromycin - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Wyamycin E - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics
  • Wyamycin S - mainly used to treat gastroparesis in diabetics

Warning About Alternative Treatments

Always check with your doctor or qualified medical professional before using any alternative or complementary treatment, or before stopping or changing any other treatment to use alternative approaches. Some treatments or preventatives may be of dubious value, and certain alternative treatments can be dangerous in some cases.

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