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Is Feeling Very Full And Bloated After Meal Normal I Can Eat 2 Strips Of Chicken And Feel Very Full

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Minneapolis, MN
January 5
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Feeling very full and bloated after eating small amounts can be a symptom of lymphoma-related issues, such as an enlarged spleen or gastroparesis. These conditions can cause your stomach to empty food more slowly or create pressure on nearby organs, leading to early fullness. It's important to discuss this with your doctor Show Full Answer

Feeling very full and bloated after eating small amounts can be a symptom of lymphoma-related issues, such as an enlarged spleen or gastroparesis. These conditions can cause your stomach to empty food more slowly or create pressure on nearby organs, leading to early fullness. It's important to discuss this with your doctor, as it may require further evaluation or management.

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