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If you are having that kind of stomach pains ..... get tested for h.pylori!!!!!!! H pylori is a bacteria that lives in the stomach and causes lots of pain and ulcers. It is quite common. There is a high (94%??) cure rate that is somewhat two weeks of antibiotics and antacids.

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If you are having that kind of stomach pains ..... get tested for h.pylori!!!!!!! H pylori is a bacteria that lives in the stomach and causes lots of pain and ulcers. It is quite common. There is a high (94%??) cure rate that is somewhat two weeks of antibiotics and antacids.

CHECK OUT MY WEBSITE AT WWW.XANGA.COM/KEVIN72 . THANKS!!!!!

Friday, January 21, 2005

IRAQIC (adjective)--- a form of ironic where you cause to happen what you were trying to avoid on a scale that negatively impacts millions of people.

IRANIC (adjective)---a form of ironic where you cause to happen what you were trying to avoid on a scale that negatively impacts hundreds of millions of people (coming August 2005).

No draft!!! No incursions!!! Bush don't attack the Persians!!!

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If you are having that kind of stomach pains ..... get tested for h.pylori!!!!!!! H pylori is a bacteria that lives in the stomach and causes lots of pain and ulcers. It is quite common. There is a high (94%??) cure rate that is somewhat two weeks of antibiotics and antacids.

CHECK OUT MY WEBSITE AT WWW.XANGA.COM/KEVIN72 . THANKS!!!!!

Friday, January 21, 2005

IRAQIC (adjective)--- a form of ironic where you cause to happen what you were trying to avoid on a scale that negatively impacts millions of people.

IRANIC (adjective)---a form of ironic where you cause to happen what you were trying to avoid on a scale that negatively impacts hundreds of millions of people (coming August 2005).

No draft!!! No incursions!!! Bush don't attack the Persians!!!

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  • 1 year later...

i always wanted to do it. But, I had put my daughter through so many tests,

already..and she was already beyond freaked out...that I was too afraid. Based

upon the fact that she is responding to cimeditine and all her stomach pains and

waking up to " eat " in the middle of the night is gone, as well as fevers...my

guess is, she had ulcers and then it would trigger all the other inflammation

(throat, glands, etc).

Good Luck and keep us posted.

Fern.

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i always wanted to do it. But, I had put my daughter through so many tests,

already..and she was already beyond freaked out...that I was too afraid. Based

upon the fact that she is responding to cimeditine and all her stomach pains and

waking up to " eat " in the middle of the night is gone, as well as fevers...my

guess is, she had ulcers and then it would trigger all the other inflammation

(throat, glands, etc).

Good Luck and keep us posted.

Fern.

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Just curious - to the parents of the few children who are responding

well to Cimeditine - did your kids have acid reflux as babies? Mine

did. It's really too early to tell if the Cimeditine is working for

him. He's been on it about three months but his fevers have moved

further apart gradually. Used to be every 14 days, then 21. Right now

we're on day 30 and no fever yet. Just makes sense that there might be

a connection with kids who might have stomach ulcer involvement

and if they had acid reflux early in life.

Brown, mom to Gavin 25 months, since 9 mos.

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Just curious - to the parents of the few children who are responding

well to Cimeditine - did your kids have acid reflux as babies? Mine

did. It's really too early to tell if the Cimeditine is working for

him. He's been on it about three months but his fevers have moved

further apart gradually. Used to be every 14 days, then 21. Right now

we're on day 30 and no fever yet. Just makes sense that there might be

a connection with kids who might have stomach ulcer involvement

and if they had acid reflux early in life.

Brown, mom to Gavin 25 months, since 9 mos.

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Hi ,

No history of acid reflux for my son, but he seems to be responding to the

Cimedetine.

We're also in the earlier stages of it, but so far so good. He has been a

different kid! Our

Dr told us his unscientific opinion is that kids with mouth ulcers typically

respond more

but they're just not sure why it works.

Best,

Vivian

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Hi ,

No history of acid reflux for my son, but he seems to be responding to the

Cimedetine.

We're also in the earlier stages of it, but so far so good. He has been a

different kid! Our

Dr told us his unscientific opinion is that kids with mouth ulcers typically

respond more

but they're just not sure why it works.

Best,

Vivian

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Hi ,

No history of acid reflux for my son, but he seems to be responding to the

Cimedetine.

We're also in the earlier stages of it, but so far so good. He has been a

different kid! Our

Dr told us his unscientific opinion is that kids with mouth ulcers typically

respond more

but they're just not sure why it works.

Best,

Vivian

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My child had AWFUL gerd as a baby. I am sure this is all related. Especially,

because my daughter (who is 9) says her stomach never felt better. She had an

awful stomach prior to taking cimeditine. It took a full year, before we saw a

really long break. Stick it out..I think it is great for some kids.

Fern (mom to , age 9, diagnosed at 3 with )

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My child had AWFUL gerd as a baby. I am sure this is all related. Especially,

because my daughter (who is 9) says her stomach never felt better. She had an

awful stomach prior to taking cimeditine. It took a full year, before we saw a

really long break. Stick it out..I think it is great for some kids.

Fern (mom to , age 9, diagnosed at 3 with )

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My child had AWFUL gerd as a baby. I am sure this is all related. Especially,

because my daughter (who is 9) says her stomach never felt better. She had an

awful stomach prior to taking cimeditine. It took a full year, before we saw a

really long break. Stick it out..I think it is great for some kids.

Fern (mom to , age 9, diagnosed at 3 with )

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I know we have had some discussion about this before, but I can't find the

messages I was looking for.

A friend of mine has stomach ulcers, but she says the test for H Pylori came

back negative, so she is left without a cure. I seem to remember someone saying

the NHS test was not that reliable and they had to have a test with a specialist

in Oxford ( ? )

If anyone knows about this please remind me or point me to the relevant posts.

Thanks,

Miriam

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Miriam - type 'H Pylori testing' into the little search engine

at the top of the 'Messages' page on our forum, and you will get loads of

previous messages up about this. Go through them until you find the one you are

looking for.

Luv - Sheila

I know we have had some discussion about this

before, but I can't find the messages I was looking for.

A friend of mine has stomach ulcers, but she says the test for H Pylori came

back negative, so she is left without a cure. I seem to remember someone saying

the NHS test was not that reliable and they had to have a test with a

specialist in Oxford ( ? )

If anyone knows about this please remind me or point me to the relevant posts.

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