GI Issues

Morning all hoping this post finds you doing well.
I am having a struggle. It’s my GI tract.
I have a motility problem with my stomach. I’ve been tested and it just diesn’t empty efficiently.
It makes it very hard to eat. A few bites and I feel like I have eaten Thanksgiving dinner every time when I actually have eaten very little.
But I think there is more to it that has not been diagnosed.
I read about gastroparesis and to me it’s the same??

But what I read from the Cleavland Clinic web is that you can have this problem throughout your
GI tract. What I notice personally is that it feels like everything just stops working.
Plus my biliary system isn’t quite right. My gallbladder has been tested and although it is not
Showing stones or anything it just doesn’t work. Re Hilda Scan.
My surgeon visit suggested that removing the gallbladder for my tummy trouble may not fix the problem or only fix it partly.
The Cleavland Clinic says you can have a motility problem also in the upper intestinal, lower intestinal and bowel.

What I know is if you can’t eat you get tired pretty quick. Also if nothing is moving and things become inflamed it would not surprise me if I am not getting what I need absorbed from my medications either.
I sure would like to know if there is anybody here that can relate to these kind of issues.
I’m just not sure what to do and my GI Clinic seems less than interested in finding out.
Thanks, tuffymason

Thanks for the reply, I do think about that too.
But I find it almost impossible to relay the possibility to specialists.
With so much going on I feel like they think “enough already”.
They seem to want to make the call of irritable bowel with a side of non-functioning gallbladder. Which as you say removing the gallbladder is a ridiculous bandaid solution that they have made very clear may not fix anything.
I can’t say I blame them, it’s like a needle in a haystack.
Have you been better since your celiac diagnosis? Do you feel it has been what has troubled you all along? Is it possible the gallbladder removal did help?
So confused. Thanks, tuffymason