For four dreadful years Shimmi Munshi was unable to properly digest her food. But now, the 32-year-old curry fan can enjoy her favourite saag aloo, thanks to doctors who have given her a 10,000-pound "bionic" stomach.
After being struck down by gastroparesis, or paralysis of the stomach, Shimmi used to be sick more than 50 times a day.
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Feeding tubes and anti-sickness tablets failed to help, and Shimmi lost two stone, reports The Sun.
Eventually she stumbled across a pioneering treatment which involves a special pacemaker beign attached to the stomach.
Mum-of-one Shimmi, from Bolton, said: "I was so weak I became housebound. The doctors said it could have become very serious, but the operation went well. Afterwards they gave me tomato soup, but when I got home I had saag aloo.
"Everything tastes great now and I haven't been sick since."
Source: ANI
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Mum-of-one Shimmi, from Bolton, said: "I was so weak I became housebound. The doctors said it could have become very serious, but the operation went well. Afterwards they gave me tomato soup, but when I got home I had saag aloo.
"Everything tastes great now and I haven't been sick since."
Source: ANI
SRM
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