gastritis

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Kat,

That sounds like cardiac (heart) pain.

J

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>Dear J:

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>I've been told that I have severe esophageal reflux, but not gastritis. I

>have irritable colon, too. It's possible it could be a combination of

>both.

>It was unlike any pain I've had before in that it was in the middle and

>radiated left and up into my neck and to the back.

>

>Kathy (AIH)

>Seattle area

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Dear J:

I've been told that I have severe esophageal reflux, but not gastritis. I

have irritable colon, too. It's possible it could be a combination of both.

It was unlike any pain I've had before in that it was in the middle and

radiated left and up into my neck and to the back.

Kathy (AIH)

Seattle area

[Guest guest]

Dear J:

I worried that the pain that I was having was cardiac, too. That's one of

the main reasons that I went ahead and went to the ER. They did a EKG and a

CT scan of my lungs and upper chest (also abdominal). They were both OK

(other than a messed up liver which they already knew about).

Kathy (AIH)

Seattle area

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Hazelpone,

I suffered from gastritis off and on for a long

time and the only thing I could eat without a problem was

bananas. I don't know why that was, but bananas filled me

up and soothed my stomach. So going on a fruit die may

be a good idea. I ate bananas until my insides settled down

and then I could eat again, introduced things slowly.

I had found that some of my food allergies triggered some

of my gastritis episodes so it is important to find what foods

don't agree with you and avoid them like the plague. Have

you tried an elimination diet? If not this time would be good

time

to do it. As you feel better, introduce just one food at a time

for about 3 days before adding another food to your diet.

You should be able to tell what to stay away from. Also the

food you add should be 1 whole food, not a packaged food

with lots of ingredients in it. This would confuse the

daylights

out of you.

Liz D

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Liz,

Thank you for the inf. We are on the same train of thought. I

believe that after a period of time on just fruit, I will be able to

reintroduce the foods one by one just like you said. Yes I do know

how to do an elimination diet but was never able to be disciplined

until I realized that fruit was the best way for me to clear up the

confusion (if you know what I mean). So I will post and let you know

how it goes.

God Bless,

Hazelpone

>

> Hazelpone,

>

> I suffered from gastritis off and on for a long

>

> time and the only thing I could eat without a problem was

>

> bananas. I don't know why that was, but bananas filled me

>

> up and soothed my stomach. So going on a fruit die may

>

> be a good idea. I ate bananas until my insides settled down

>

> and then I could eat again, introduced things slowly.

>

>

>

> I had found that some of my food allergies triggered some

>

> of my gastritis episodes so it is important to find what foods

>

> don't agree with you and avoid them like the plague. Have

>

> you tried an elimination diet? If not this time would be good

> time

>

> to do it. As you feel better, introduce just one food at a time

>

> for about 3 days before adding another food to your diet.

>

> You should be able to tell what to stay away from. Also the

>

> food you add should be 1 whole food, not a packaged food

>

> with lots of ingredients in it. This would confuse the

> daylights

>

> out of you.

>

>

>

> Liz D

>

>

]

[Guest guest]

Hi Becki:

Sorry to hear has to go back to the injections. Can you use EMLA

cream? I hope the Zantac does the trick and gets his tummy feeling better.

Take care.

Patty

[Guest guest]

Hi Patty,

You better believe we will be using Emla cream.If I can catch him first,lol.

Hugs

Becki and 5 systemic

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/8/04 5:09:23 PM Central Standard Time, hburger64@... writes:

What part of the MTX injections does not like??? he takes his enbel shots ok, right?? whats different??? As to the 4 doses from one vial.. are you talking about the one WITH preservative in it. The 2ML ones???? I have a silly question and im sure you will be able to answer it... you are such an expert at these shots. Just how fast does one push the plunger when injecting the MTX???? I have no idea and go sooooooo slowly.. takes me 30-45 secs to empty the syringe. Am i taking too long. Will it hurt if I go faster???

Hi Helen,

hates MTX injections because it burns.Enbrel is just cold so I leave it out 20-30 minuites.

Don't worry about the MTX and Dr.Hummall telling us to toss after 1 month.When started 7.5mg almost 3 yrs ago Dr.Lawton(head rheumy) said it was ok and a few members along the way have been told the same.

I am sorry but I giggled about the 30-45 secs to give Nick his MTX.It is just 7.5mg or .3mls?I can tell you this.Two nurses taught me for 3 months and 1 was real slow and even pulled back the plunger to check for blood.The other was in and out.I am in and out.The only trouble was when got the whole syringe full.My hand was barely big enough to reach the plunger.

Helen,You are doing great!!!! It will get easier as the weeks go by.Right now you are a mommy giving your baby a shot.As you get more comfortable and deal with some resistance(hopefuly not)you somehow put the mommy/child behind you and become nurse/patiant.It's real hard when that happens but you become stronger and cope.So will Nick,but he will probably go through phases.

Give yourself a pat on the back.You realy are doing great.Like I said someone else gave his weekly shot for 3 months.Then I tortured 2 oranges with water until they exploded.

I dread breaking the news to my little guy.Bribery is in order for sure,a trip to Baskin Robbins will work I hope.

Love and HUgs

Becki and 5 systemic

[Guest guest]

HI Becki,

Glad you got tot alk to the rhuemy and i hope the zantac some starts to work and settles tummy down.

What part of the MTX injections does not like??? he takes his enbel shots ok, right?? whats different??? As to the 4 doses from one vial.. are you talking about the one WITH preservative in it. The 2ML ones????

I have a silly question and im sure you will be able to answer it... you are such an expert at these shots. Just how fast does one push the plunger when injecting the MTX???? I have no idea and go sooooooo slowly.. takes me 30-45 secs to empty the syringe. Am i taking too long. Will it hurt if I go faster???

Hugs Helen, mom to (6,systemic)

Hugs..Helen DH Dan DS's (20)(14)(12)Zachary(9)(6)

DD (4)>From: Arthurnator@... >Reply- > , Rustyroom >Subject: Gastritis >Date: Mon, 8 Mar 2004 16:33:47 EST > >Hi, >I just spoke to one of s rheumies.She wants to put back on shots >and to give Zantac first thing in the morning and right before bed to heal >him. will not be a happy camper.He despised MTX shots.We were also told >something new.We can use the vial 4 times then toss.It used to be 5 times.Differant >doc differant opinion. >Hugs >Becki and FREE pop-up blocking with the new MSN Toolbar – get it now!

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Becki -

I am sorry to hear that you have to go back to the shots. No fun. I

hope won't be too devestated by this setback. The whole shelf

life on the MTX is a mystery to me. Our pharmacy gave us one bottle

for four treatments and never said anthing about keeping it in the

fridge. Hmmm

Alia and Caroline, age 2, pauci and uveitis

> Hi,

> I just spoke to one of s rheumies.She wants to put back

on shots

> and to give Zantac first thing in the morning and right before bed

to heal

> him. will not be a happy camper.He despised MTX shots.We were

also told

> something new.We can use the vial 4 times then toss.It used to be

5 times.Differant

> doc differant opinion.

> Hugs

> Becki and

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/10/04 9:58:48 AM Central Standard Time, hburger64@... writes:

How is doing on the zantac?? any improvements in his tummy??? how are the hives?? any word on what the manufacturers found out about the suspect vial of enbrel????

Hi Helen,

is still getting some tummy aches.We can add tums for the pain.He isn't getting them as often though.The hives are staying away I guess.I stick to his benadryl schedule as far as am/pm and 30 muinites before a shot.

As far as the Enbrel goes.I have been speaking with a lady from Amgen.It has taken a while because they have never done this before.Today UPS is bringing me everything I need to ship it to Cali with prepaid over night postage.They are also sending two vials of Enbrel to our pharmacy to replace the two we are shipping to them.

Thanks for asking.

Hugs

Becki and 5 systemic

[Guest guest]

Thanks Becki..

its always helpful to know how others do the shots.. Nick is on 10mg or .4cc it seems such a HUGE amount when i push it in!! LOL. I cant even begin to wonder what a whole syringe would be like!!!

How is doing on the zantac?? any improvements in his tummy??? how are the hives?? any word on what the manufacturers found out about the suspect vial of enbrel????

Hugs Helen, mom to (6,systemic)

Hugs..Helen DH Dan DS's (20)(14)(12)Zachary(9)(6)

DD (4)>From: Arthurnator@... >Reply- > >Subject: Re: Gastritis >Date: Mon, 8 Mar 2004 21:34:05 EST > >In a message dated 3/8/04 5:09:23 PM Central Standard Time, >hburger64@... writes: > > > > What part of the MTX injections does not like??? he takes his enbel > > shots ok, right?? whats different??? As to the 4 doses from one vial.. are you > > talking about the one WITH preservative in it. The 2ML ones???? > > I have a silly question and im sure you will be able to answer it... you are > > such an expert at these shots. Just how fast does one push the plunger when > > injecting the MTX???? I have no idea and go sooooooo slowly.. takes me 30-45 > > secs to empty the syringe. Am i taking too long. Will it hurt if I go > > faster??? > > > >Hi Helen, > hates MTX injections because it burns.Enbrel is just cold so I leave it >out 20-30 minuites. >Don't worry about the MTX and Dr.Hummall telling us to toss after 1 >month.When started 7.5mg almost 3 yrs ago Dr.Lawton(head rheumy) said it was ok >and a few members along the way have been told the same. >I am sorry but I giggled about the 30-45 secs to give Nick his MTX.It is just >7.5mg or .3mls?I can tell you this.Two nurses taught me for 3 months and 1 >was real slow and even pulled back the plunger to check for blood.The other was >in and out.I am in and out.The only trouble was when got the whole >syringe full.My hand was barely big enough to reach the plunger. >Helen,You are doing great!!!! It will get easier as the weeks go by.Right now >you are a mommy giving your baby a shot.As you get more comfortable and deal >with some resistance(hopefuly not)you somehow put the mommy/child behind you >and become nurse/patiant.It's real hard when that happens but you become >stronger and cope.So will Nick,but he will probably go through phases. >Give yourself a pat on the back.You realy are doing great.Like I said someone >else gave his weekly shot for 3 months.Then I tortured 2 oranges with >water until they exploded. >I dread breaking the news to my little guy.Bribery is in order for sure,a >trip to Baskin Robbins will work I hope. >Love and HUgs >Becki and 5 systemic One-click access to Hotmail from any Web page – download MSN Toolbar now!

[Guest guest]

Helen,

I empty the mtx syringe in about 5 seconds.

Stacia, Hunter, systemic,iritis

>

[Guest guest]

I was diagnosed with Lyme in 2000-01, but we believe I've had it my whole

life, due to my mom having it. But when you find out if Gastritis or

inflamed stomach is a side effect or co-infection or whatever dealing with

Lyme let me know, because I've been having stomach problems galore for the

past year, but I also have Epilepsy Seizures, which some of my medications

might be causing my problems but MY GI Doctor has done 2 Upper

Gastrointestional Endoscopies (UGI), 2 Colonoscopies (LGI) and everything

has came back fine, he finally placed me on nexium, 40mgs a day, and it

helps a little bit but I still have server heartburn a night to the point

that I've thought I was having a heart attack and I have those times that I

get that sticky feeling in the back of the throat, and burning sensation, so

I have raised the actual head of the bed up about 6 inches higher then the

foot of the bed, so the acid in the stomach doesn't erode into my esophagus.

But please if you find out anything let me know, my doctor (GI Doc) is

looking into me having GERD, or Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), since he

didn't see any ulcers when he pulled the biopsies through the UGIs and the

LGIs

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Of fschwartz613

Sent: Saturday, September 09, 2006 11:34 PM

Subject: [ ] Gastritis

Is it possible to have an inflamed stomach as one of the consequences

of Lyme Disease?

Also, does anyone know of a good Lyme disease doctor in New York City?

Thank you.

[Guest guest]

I am not sure that the two are connected, But I only come up with stomach

problem after treatment and diagonises of lymes, since I do not live in NY>

good luch in finding a Dr. Bud

fschwartz613 <fschwartz613@...> wrote:

Is it possible to have an inflamed stomach as one of the consequences

of Lyme Disease?

Also, does anyone know of a good Lyme disease doctor in New York City?

Thank you.

---------------------------------

Stay in the know. Pulse on the new .com. Check it out.

[Guest guest]

You absolutly can develope stomach issues as a result of the bacteria

and/or the antibiotics. This is a very common lyme connection. It can

come out as IBS, colitis, or other inflamations. I personally have had

four serious IBS flare ups and one colitis. Twice serious enough to

end up in the ER, very painful. Never had any stomach problems before

lyme. When I had my first colonoscophy, the Dr mentioned my intestines

were moderatly inflamed.

>

> Is it possible to have an inflamed stomach as one of the consequences

> of Lyme Disease?

>

> Also, does anyone know of a good Lyme disease doctor in New York City?

>

> Thank you.

>

[Guest guest]

Here is an excellent article you might want to read regarding Lyme

Disease and gastrointestinal disease. V

http://thehumansideoflyme.net/viewarticle.php?aid=62

>

> >

> > Is it possible to have an inflamed stomach as one of the

consequences

> > of Lyme Disease?

> >

> > Also, does anyone know of a good Lyme disease doctor in New York

City?

> >

> > Thank you.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thats very interesting, explains just one more set of symptoms.

> > >

> > > Is it possible to have an inflamed stomach as one of the

> consequences

> > > of Lyme Disease?

> > >

> > > Also, does anyone know of a good Lyme disease doctor in New

York

> City?

> > >

> > > Thank you.

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Is it possible to get Gastritis from yeast overgrowth in the

stomach, from too much Antibiotic?

==>Yes, and I had it horribly when I had candida; see Bee's Personal

Candida Story in the files (after all of the folders).

>

> A Infectious Diseases doctor gave me 4 grams of Amoxil a day for

what he thought was a Lyme infection, due to an inconclusive Lyme

test, even though the lab said that it should be retested, and I

didn't have the rash, but I had joint pain in the pelvis. My

Internist said that this was too much anti-biotic and also tested me

for Lyme, and it came out negative. Even though I stopped taking the

Antibiotic, my stomach is still irritated.

>

> I have had an endoscopy, and it shows red areas. The area was

> biopsied, but it doesn't show H-Pylori. Also, there are no ulcers.

==>Do you know where the red areas are?

>

> I also had a Upper GI with small-bowel follow-through, and it came

> back normal. No ulcers or tumors.

>

> Then I was tried on Nexium and other such medications, but they

> didn't help either.

==>You can cure your gastritis on this program. Be sure to read my

main article " How to Successfully Overcome Candida " which was emailed

to you when you joined or see it in the groups files (left menu) -

it's in the first folder.

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

> I recently read Fibre menace as I was experiencing alot of bloating

> still.

> I then got in touch with the author and described my symptoms and

he

> suggested I take out all fibre from my diet.

> So I have done this and my tummy is so much better, no more gas or

> blaoting. I am notticing that i still have a pain in my right side

> under my right rib cage and i've been on the diet now with regualr

> enemas, skin brushing etc for 9 months.

> I guess what I'nm wondering is if I have gastritis then is it ok

for

> me still to take the HCL . I am eating saurkraut still and tomatoes

> and in the morning I blend greens into my egg drink and that seems

ok .

> Any suggestions ?

==>Pip, gastritis is caused by a lack of stomach acid, so yes you

should be taking HCl. The symptoms of low stomach acid and high

stomach acid are exactly the same, so that's why doctors get it

totally wrong. Taking 1-2 tbls of sauerkraut with every meal also

helps stabilize stomach acid. That is because it raises stomach acid

when it is too low, and it also lowers stomach acid when it is too

high. I call sauerkraut " nature's miracle stomach acid adjuster. "

Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi there,

I've been sick, nauseated and weak and belching and dark stools, etc. Of course

I could have been exposed to gluten, but I'm beginning to wonder if I don't have

gastritis. And it sounds like it's pretty common.

Has anyone been diagnosed with it and, if so, how were they diagnosed? By what

kind of doctor, etc., and through a test, etc?

thanks!