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Re: Fibromyalgia and digestion
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Re: Fibromyalgia and digestion
by CCF Neurology MD, Jan 01, 1995 12:00AM
Posted By CCF Neurology MD on January 31, 1998 at 16:14:44:
In Reply to: Fibromyalgia and digestion posted by Cathleen Wilson on January 30, 1998 at 04:38:15:
: I have been diagnosed with fibromyalgia, IBS, and occasional reflux, and I am taking Elavil and Bentyl. The treatment is not reducing any tender point pain, but the Bentyl does help with the IBS. However, there are many foods that make me feel ill. About and hour an a half after eating, I get a tremedous hot flash and feel like I am going to vomit or collapse. The hot flash lasts only about 3 minutes, and then I feel better. I know what a hot flash is as I have been going through early menopaus for about three years, and these recent hot flashes seem different. My question is this: have hot flashes ever been associated with digestion processes? Is there any relation between food alergy (allergy)/intolerance and fibromyalgia? These are foods that create an anaphleptic (spelling) reaction - mouth itches and or can't breath: carrots, bananas, avocados, raw nuts (peanuts, pecans, almonds, walnuts), cooked nuts (pecan, almonds, walnuts), coconut.
=Dear C. Wilson, Since hot flashes are associated with menopause, I would discuss your question on its relationship to digestion with either an OB-GYN or GI specialist. At present, the neurological literature does not support a relationship between food allergies/intolerance and fibromylagia (fibromyalgia). "This information is provided for general medical education purposes only. Please consult your physician for diagnostic and treatment options of your specific medical condition."
In Reply to: Fibromyalgia and digestion posted by Cathleen Wilson on January 30, 1998 at 04:38:15:
: I have been diagnosed with fibromyalgia, IBS, and occasional reflux, and I am taking Elavil and Bentyl. The treatment is not reducing any tender point pain, but the Bentyl does help with the IBS. However, there are many foods that make me feel ill. About and hour an a half after eating, I get a tremedous hot flash and feel like I am going to vomit or collapse. The hot flash lasts only about 3 minutes, and then I feel better. I know what a hot flash is as I have been going through early menopaus for about three years, and these recent hot flashes seem different. My question is this: have hot flashes ever been associated with digestion processes? Is there any relation between food alergy (allergy)/intolerance and fibromyalgia? These are foods that create an anaphleptic (spelling) reaction - mouth itches and or can't breath: carrots, bananas, avocados, raw nuts (peanuts, pecans, almonds, walnuts), cooked nuts (pecan, almonds, walnuts), coconut.
=Dear C. Wilson, Since hot flashes are associated with menopause, I would discuss your question on its relationship to digestion with either an OB-GYN or GI specialist. At present, the neurological literature does not support a relationship between food allergies/intolerance and fibromylagia (fibromyalgia). "This information is provided for general medical education purposes only. Please consult your physician for diagnostic and treatment options of your specific medical condition."
