Physiologic symptoms of dumping syndrome result from

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Dumping syndrome results when a meal containing a large portion of readily soluble carbohydrates rapidly enters.or "dumps," into the small intestine.This particular food mass is a concentrated solution in relation to the surrounding circulation of blood.To achieve an osmotic balance.water is drawn from the blood into the intestine.This water shift rapidly shrinks the vascular fluid volume.As a result.blood pressure drops and signs of rapid heart action to rebuild the blood volume appear.

Physiologic Symptoms of Dumping Syndrome Result from