Esophageal & Motility

Gastroparesis & G-POEM

When the stomach empties too slowly, everyday eating becomes a struggle. Dr. Aryaie offers advanced, incisionless treatment — including G-POEM — to get relief.

What it is

Gastroparesis explained

Gastroparesis is delayed stomach emptying, often related to diabetes or following an infection. Because food lingers in the stomach, it can cause nausea, vomiting, early fullness, bloating and unintended weight loss. After confirming the diagnosis with a gastric-emptying study and endoscopy, we tailor treatment to your needs — from diet and medication to the minimally invasive G-POEM procedure and gastric stimulators.

Consultation at BMI Surgical Institute

Is it right for you?

  • Frequent nausea, vomiting or feeling full after just a few bites
  • Bloating, abdominal discomfort or unexplained weight loss
  • A diagnosis of (or symptoms suggesting) delayed gastric emptying
  • Symptoms not controlled by diet and medication alone

Only a consultation can confirm the right fit — Dr. Aryaie will review your history and goals with you.

How it works

  • G-POEM is performed endoscopically — through the mouth, with no incisions
  • The tight pyloric muscle at the stomach outlet is gently released
  • Allows the stomach to empty more normally
  • Gastric stimulators are available for selected patients

Recovery & results

What to expect

G-POEM is typically an outpatient or overnight procedure with a short recovery. Studies show roughly 50–70% of patients achieve meaningful, lasting improvement in stomach emptying and symptoms.

Frequently asked questions

What causes gastroparesis?

The most common cause is diabetes, but it can also follow a viral infection or certain surgeries. Sometimes no cause is found.

What is G-POEM?

G-POEM is an incisionless endoscopic procedure that relaxes the pyloric muscle so the stomach can empty more easily — done entirely through the mouth.

How effective is treatment?

Many patients see substantial relief; G-POEM improves emptying and symptoms in an estimated 50–70% of cases.

Do I need surgery right away?

Not necessarily — we start with the least invasive approach that fits your situation, escalating only as needed.

Take the next step

Ready to talk about gastroparesis?

Schedule a consultation with Dr. Aryaie to find out whether gastroparesis is right for you. We'll review your history, answer every question, and verify your insurance.

Call (678) 626-0909