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There are a number of possible causes of feeling full. Certain medical conditions, such as gastroparesis or early satiety, can cause a feeling of fullness even when eating small amounts. Other causes of feeling full may include eating large meals, drinking carbonated beverages, having a high salt intake, eating high-fat or high-fiber foods, gastrointestinal problems, or a change in hormones. It's important to speak with your doctor if you are feeling full after eating only small amounts of food and it does not go away.
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