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crohn's symptoms from real people
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crohn's symptoms from real people
by CHADDY, Jan 23, 2002 12:00AM
Hello, my name is Chad. About 3 weeks ago I started noticing that when I would eat I was getting sick. Then one morning, last Sunday, I woke up dizzy and felt nauseated. Since that time I am having the feeling of nausea off and on throughout the day and abdominal pain. At first I thought that I had a stomach virus, but the blood test came back normal and so did the urine test. But still, no relief from the pain associated with this.
I am having a colooscopy tmw, and the doctor said that it could just be an infection, but he said that he was leaning toward it being Crohn's or something that is like Crohn's. I am concerned. I don't know what to expect. I don't know how to handle this. I need reassurance from others that experience these things. I'm trying to be positive, but about 5 years ago I started having seizures constantly and have about a month finally felt like they are under control. Poor me is not what I am trying to say, I just would like to hear that everything will be ok.
Any response would be appreciated, thank you for your time and for readint this.
-Chad-
I am having a colooscopy tmw, and the doctor said that it could just be an infection, but he said that he was leaning toward it being Crohn's or something that is like Crohn's. I am concerned. I don't know what to expect. I don't know how to handle this. I need reassurance from others that experience these things. I'm trying to be positive, but about 5 years ago I started having seizures constantly and have about a month finally felt like they are under control. Poor me is not what I am trying to say, I just would like to hear that everything will be ok.
Any response would be appreciated, thank you for your time and for readint this.
-Chad-
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And in regards to the title of my posting I didn't mean anything offensive to the doctors, I have just found out that others that have illnesses are a wonderful source and seem to understand more than those without. Ok, I feel better now after adding clarity to my statements. 8-)