What Is Dumping Syndrome That Food Blogger Suffered From?

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Famous food blogger Natasha Diddee, popularly known as The Gutless Foodie, died on Sunday in Pune

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According to her social media bio, Ms Diddee was a chef by profession and was living life without a stomach

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In 2019, Ms Diddee was diagnosed with cancer and developed tumours in her stomach due to which her entire stomach was removed

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The bloggger was also suffering from multiple medical conditions such as diarrhoea, nausea, and feeling light-headed or tired after having a meal

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This is a common ocurence during dumping syndrome, in which food moves too quickly from stomach to the small intestine

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It's also called rapid gastric emptying when the stomach empties too quickly and small intestine receives large amounts of poorly digested food

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The condition usually affects people who have undergone surgery for their stomach or anywhere near the oesophagus

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Most people with dumping syndrome develop symptoms, such as abdominal cramps and diarrhea, 10 to 30 minutes after eating

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The first step in treating dumping syndrome is changing how you eat. Changes include eating smaller meals and limiting high-sugar foods

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When severe symptoms don't respond to diet, medications might help. Surgery might be the last resort

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