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980756 tn?1313445908

stomach. intestinal problems

Hey everyone..finished Incivek trial Oct 28 2011...been undetected week 4 , 8 ,12 , 24, 28  going in Jan 20 for 3 month post treament PCR...back in dec 2011 i went to ER  intestinal issues, was having problem passing a stool...spent 5 days in hospital...they did CT scan and said every organ looked fine and that i had colitis / gastroenteritis... i got out of hospital and felt great up until  about 3 days ago when i,m having the problem and symtoms all over again...anyone else have an experience like this after treatment?   i,m beginning to worry the hep came back or something...going crazy

have alot of gas and acid reflux going on too
if i don,t  feel better by tomorrow going back to ER...the research people are of no help and don,t care

after your done with treatment it seems your on your own...pisses me off
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789911 tn?1368636783
Hi hope you get to feeling better!  I wrote a long post and then lost my internet before I could get it on  :(   Im a one shot deal...these days.  I will write soon.  
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1658980 tn?1330711550
Glad to see you back, sorry to hear of your problems.  I'm also sorry to hear that you've not gotten support from your research clinic.  I still get a phone call every two weeks to check on me and am so grateful to have that support.  Good luck on your 3mo PCR - it's an important one.
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980756 tn?1313445908
thanks for all the replies...i didnt listen to my doc and get on high fiber diet and must...feeling better now after 3 days of metamucil and prilosec every day....changing my eating habits going to be tough
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That's so funny.  Husband feeling very acidic, just made him drink some apple cider vinegar tea with honey.  Helped immediately
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1654058 tn?1407159066
Varices is when your liver's portal valve backs up n creates bleeding in stomach area. Hector read ur post more thoroughly than I did. And the vinegar works! Karen :)
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1253246 tn?1332073310
I have acid reflux also and you might laugh at this old remedy but when you feel it coming on take you a teaspoonfull of cider vinegar-it will neutralize your acid in your stomach.It has worked for me for years.
  Glad youve come back-been worried bout ya!
Also you might want to start drinking metamucil or a fiber suppement now that your off tx.It will keep things running smoothly ;)   cindy
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446474 tn?1446347682
Colitis and gastroenteritis have nothing to due with hepatitis so there is no point worrying about something that has nothing to do your current issue.
Colitis has a number of causes. Depending on the cause different treatments are available.Gastroenteritis is an infection from certain viruses or less often by bacteria. Most commonly from poorly prepared foods or contaminated water.

Go see a gastroenterologist they can help you with your problem.

Good luck.
Hector
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980756 tn?1313445908
what is that?  
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1654058 tn?1407159066
Do you have esphogral varicose? I'd want that looked at by a GI. I'm at week 27 n only have RIBA nausea... And that is not severe if I eat. Stay on top of this kiddo. So sry..
Karen :)
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