I,too have been on Protonix, Nexium Cymbalta, etc. etc. etc..... I refuse
to take any more of them. Am trying to use alternative therapies for my
problems. Unfortunately, due to the structure of my bowel, I am not having
much success in getting rid of my upper right burning pain, or my lower
right tightness and burning pain. Think the second may be due to adhesions.
Trouble is , I am elderly , and it takes a lot of time to soften up
adhesions. At least that is what my chiropractor tells me. My MD is
recommending a resection of my bowel. I am going in to talk with a surgeon
about this next Friday with my daughter along. My question is, how would he
know what part to take out, can't tell ahead of time, it seems. And more
adhesions will surely form, same story , second verse, and how do we know
that the rest of my bowel will behave any better than the original after the
surgery. I'm will ing to explore this to find out what all would be
involved for living arrangements, etc. in case the whole thing just shuts
down sometime. Things seem to be worsening. I can't use the bentonite clay
and psyllium the chiropractor recommends because it just clogs me up worse
and quicker and I have to take more enemas. Ruth
From Ruth Strackbein
From: Lisa Shepherd <[email protected]>
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: CS>So many stomach complaints
Date: Wed, 13 Sep 2006 23:29:12 -0700 (PDT)
I have read so many letters lately from the list that has complaints of
stomach problems, has anyone tried to use natural enzymes and replace what
may have been stripped from other things? I know buttermilk,,warm in a
small glass lightly salted is ok> and yogurt are 2 biggies,<yoplait works
and tastes pretty good> also the health sections of most stores will have
things like papaya enzymes, these are wonderful after a stomach virus has
run through, maybe your stomachs are stripped of thier natural enzymes and
they need to be replaced. Just a thought, hope it helps someone.
Godspeed all, Lisa.
[email protected] wrote: I,too, have the high stomach pain . I
believe mine is sugar related. I have found that many restaurants are using
sugar to make all their foods taste better. Msg also causes the pain.
>
> From: sol
> Date: 2006/09/03 Sun PM 05:27:38 EDT
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: CS>comment and D-mannose question, was Re: CS>Kidney
Infections
>
> Yes, I have had it at other times. Still have it today, though the
> diarrhea and nausea has stopped. This isn't under my right ribcage,
> though, it is more centered, if anything slightly to the left of center.
> I have to see a cardiologist at the end of this month for "mild
> abnormalities" in the imaging portion of a recent stress test.
> At the moment, I'm not sure what is causing what. Whole bunch of stuff
> happening to me that I'm trying to get figured out. I have had this
> "high stomach" pain off and on for quite a while now. Supposed to try
> Nexium (changed to Protonix), but neither seemed to do anything and both
> have what I consider unacceptable side effects.
> sol
>
> ruth strackbein wrote:
>
> > Hi, This message is interesting to me, because of your comment about
> > having sharp pain under your right ribcage immediately after taking
> > the D Mannose. I get such a pain almost every day . Am trying to
> > track it down to certain foods. Today I had it right after eating a
> > yellow tomato and again later in the afternoon after eating a dab of
> > peanut butter. I am keeping a record of these things. Do you have
> > this sensation at other times? Ruth
> >
>
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