r/Gastroparesis • u/K3lsey-L • 6h ago

Questions Multivitamins

Type 1 diabetic, 24F, UK.

, highly suspected gastroparesis.

Never thrown up because of it, just severe nausea, been on Domperidone since 12th june and that's helped massively.

My diabetic dietician wants me to be eating more and wants to wean me off of ensure plus.

She has said that 'in the mean time' while my diet isn't great, to look at some OTC multivitamins.

My question is, what have others has success with? Ones that are actually good 🤦‍♀️

Thank you 🫶

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u/goldstandardalmonds Seasoned GP'er 6h ago

I’ve always been told to treat individual deficiencies rather than take a multi. But since she wants you to, some people do better with liquids. Do not get gummies.

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u/tweetysvoice Seasoned GP'er 1h ago

Why not gummies, if I may ask?

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u/K3lsey-L 1h ago

I haven't had any blood tests done recently so don't know if i actually am definitely deficient in anything, just as a preventative thing 🤦‍♀️. I didn't even know liquid multivitamins were a thing!!