Okay so since I was like 16 or so not that you can really tell lol, I found out I had Gastroptosis which is when the stomach hangs lower into the abdomen ill post a pic of an example of how it looks, because of this my belly looks larger than it actually is and FWI I am naturally chubby, not JUST fat. only reason am asking is I have not yet actually met anyone else with this condition ever, I know other illnesses can have a similar effect on the belly making it larger like polycystic kidneys and Kwashiorkor (the thing that makes kids you see in those african adverts bellies look huge) but I would hopefully like to talk to someone who also has Gastroptosis.
I don't have it, but have a few questions about Gastroptosis if it is okay?
So stage 1 doesn't effect you very much, but aside from making your belly look a bit bigger, what does it effect?
How would it effect you if you became stage 3?
Does this condition allow you to eat much more than normal people? If so, have you ever thought about entering into eating contests with big cash payouts to the winner?
What are some other interesting things about Gastroptosis? I have always loved big bellies, so this condition really peeks my interest. 🥰
only would be maybe life threatening if I was actually a stage 3
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I knew a friend who had this, but unfortunately I don't know much about it :/ But the least I can say is that you're not alone on this. If I may ask, do you feel ok? I ask because I'm not sure if you're looking for someone similar to you to find peace of mind or simply to make a friend with someone you have a rarity in common with.
Oh damn, my bad then lol. Well, now that I know how you feel about gastroptosis, how do you feel about your macromastia? I've spoken to very few women with that condition and I've gotten a range of answers from them. Some hate it, some love it, but they can all agree that it's hard to get bras for themselves lmao.
@Tminus6453 oh wow O.O I've never met anyone else with this issue so not really 100% knowledgeable about it except what little doctors have told me, but I was told it would be very unlikely I become a stage 3
