Re: Sorry to ask this but I am new here.....you were all new here once.

[Guest guest]

get yourself for checked for stomach/duedonal ulcers...your ultrasound was

normal that means (i assume) your pancreas, liver and spleen are also normal

in size and there is no enlargement.....gastritis could be the issue which

is caused by ulcers and other reasons such is IBS.....barium x-ray or

edoscopy is recommended but before that you do that go for h-pylori

test....if positive then go for the antibiotic treatment...keep us

posted.....if there is no gb disease and gallstone do not even think about

removing gb, its a great loss, i did it last year and i m still suffering

with severe problems only the pain is gone.....good luck!

On Sat, Oct 9, 2010 at 8:41 PM, Steve <idkwia@...> wrote:

>

>

> I looked at the FAQ link via files and it didn't answer any of my questions

> so here I am.

> I have been unwell every day all day for over 2 years. I don't have a

> diagnosis despite seeing 11 gastroenterologists and having numerous tests

> including HIDA scan which showed normal filling but an ejection fraction of

> 38%. 4 abdominal ultrasounds showed no stones or sludge in my GB and liver

> was " perfect " .

> My symptoms are almost constant nausea, the only thing that changes is the

> severity and that it can change at anytime seemingly for no reason. I also

> get stomach discomfort and aches in different places although, and this is

> the reason I am here, I do get a sort of fluttering sensation in URQ under

> my rib cage plus pain just below my sternum. But the pain is more of an ache

> that comes and goes and is certainly not really bad. The worse thing is the

> nausea. Anyway, saw a surgeon regarding the GB and he said that he would not

> recommend removing my GB because I don't display typical GB disease

> symptoms.

> I have read about alcalculous cholecystitis and thought that maybe that

> could be me but of course I don't know.

> I have been searching for a solution for over 2 years and to be honest I am

> really fed up with seeing all these 'miracle' cures, each one definitely

> saying that this one will work, for example helminthic therapy, faecal

> transplantation, magnesium supplementation, various diets etc., etc., so

> please excuse me if I seem rather cynical. I am so fed up that I want to

> give up searching but I can't because I just have to hope that the answer is

> out there somewhere.

> Anyway, there is no point in me saying that the stones produced by liver

> flushes are formed in the intestines because that will get me shot down

> straight away. So, bearing in mind that I am suffering from constant nausea

> and that just eating normal food is so difficult is there an easy liver

> flush that doesn't make me feel more sick just thinking about it, because I

> really don't think I could face drinking olive oil or epsom salts?

> Also, what I would really like to know is if anyone here has suffered from

> similar symptoms to mine?

> Steve

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hin there Steve,

Reading up on your message I have the funny feeling that you have no more and no

less than a HYATAL HERNIA.

When you think back to 2 years ago, before the problems started, did you have

some kind of serious accident, like a fall from the stairs or ladder, a punch or

kick in the stomach or anything like that. Also a bout of heavy vomiting may be

an indication.

Want to know more send me an email with " diagnose " in the subjectline.

To your health, Dr. M. Vos. ND.

[Guest guest]

Munawar

Thanks for you suggestions.

I have had two gastroscopies with biopsy and I don't have ulcers in my stomach

or duodenum. I have also had a barium meal x-ray and that was normal. The

biopsies were normal and did not indicate H Pylori. My symptoms also do not fit

with IBS as i am not constipated nor do I have diarrhoea.

Steve

>

> >

> >

> > I looked at the FAQ link via files and it didn't answer any of my questions

> > so here I am.

> > I have been unwell every day all day for over 2 years. I don't have a

> > diagnosis despite seeing 11 gastroenterologists and having numerous tests

> > including HIDA scan which showed normal filling but an ejection fraction of

> > 38%. 4 abdominal ultrasounds showed no stones or sludge in my GB and liver

> > was " perfect " .

> > My symptoms are almost constant nausea, the only thing that changes is the

> > severity and that it can change at anytime seemingly for no reason. I also

> > get stomach discomfort and aches in different places although, and this is

> > the reason I am here, I do get a sort of fluttering sensation in URQ under

> > my rib cage plus pain just below my sternum. But the pain is more of an ache

> > that comes and goes and is certainly not really bad. The worse thing is the

> > nausea. Anyway, saw a surgeon regarding the GB and he said that he would not

> > recommend removing my GB because I don't display typical GB disease

> > symptoms.

> > I have read about alcalculous cholecystitis and thought that maybe that

> > could be me but of course I don't know.

> > I have been searching for a solution for over 2 years and to be honest I am

> > really fed up with seeing all these 'miracle' cures, each one definitely

> > saying that this one will work, for example helminthic therapy, faecal

> > transplantation, magnesium supplementation, various diets etc., etc., so

> > please excuse me if I seem rather cynical. I am so fed up that I want to

> > give up searching but I can't because I just have to hope that the answer is

> > out there somewhere.

> > Anyway, there is no point in me saying that the stones produced by liver

> > flushes are formed in the intestines because that will get me shot down

> > straight away. So, bearing in mind that I am suffering from constant nausea

> > and that just eating normal food is so difficult is there an easy liver

> > flush that doesn't make me feel more sick just thinking about it, because I

> > really don't think I could face drinking olive oil or epsom salts?

> > Also, what I would really like to know is if anyone here has suffered from

> > similar symptoms to mine?

> > Steve

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I would agree with 's post here. You could also have something that I have

suffered from for a long time known as Frozen Diaphragm. This has caused many

other problems to occur including breathing abnormalities (sleep apnea due to

nerve damage which can be one cause of Frozen Diaphragm) and digestive problems.

I find that all the muscles close to the diaphgram seem to go into spasm as well

simply due to proximity which has only complicated my case.

Massage does not seem to release it since most of the main problem is inside the

rib cage. Stretching does help a little bit especially the rising sun yoga

pose, but the benefits are not long lasting.

My hyatal hernia I believed is caused by this Frozen Diaphragm condition since

the Gastric valve remained partially closed during eating. This lead to

herniation of that area I believe.

My advice is to try large doses of L ornithine and L Aspartic acid, both amino

acids are very good at helping to remove excess ammonia which can cause nerve

damage and gallbladder/digestive organ inflammation.

You could also try Manuka honey which has really helped my digestion despite no

longer testing positive for H Pylori.

Happy Thanksgiving from Canada

Brad

>

>

> Hin there Steve,

>

> Reading up on your message I have the funny feeling that you have no more and

no less than a HYATAL HERNIA.

> When you think back to 2 years ago, before the problems started, did you have

some kind of serious accident, like a fall from the stairs or ladder, a punch or

kick in the stomach or anything like that. Also a bout of heavy vomiting may be

an indication.

> Want to know more send me an email with " diagnose " in the subjectline.

> To your health, Dr. M. Vos. ND.

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Steve,

Let me clarify this a little more.

The DIAPHARM is a very thin muscle separating the energy organs: Heart and

Lungs, from the digestive organs in the abdomen.

The esophagus passes through the diaphragm just as the aorta.

Due to a punch in the stomach area, a severe car accident, a fall from e.g.

stairs of ladder, a kicking unborn child(women only)the stomach entrance is

forcefully pushed through the diaphragm causing a tear.

Now when the stomach is empty and wants food it pushes up, and people with a

hiatal hernia experience pain just behind the sternum.

I have one myself as the results of a car accident and doctors declared me

disabled for 70%. It took an iridologist to tell me the real problem.

That is also what triggered my lifetime interest in alternative medicine, which

made it possible to help thousands of my patients in the 35 years in medical

office.

Medical Doctors have no way to see this tear since it is ourside the stomach and

X-ray will not show it. The only way to determine it you have a hiatal hernia is

either iridology or acupressure. The point for acupressure is UB 41, this point

is located on the back and to find it, you have to draw a line 1/2 inch under

the lower tip of the shoulder baldes, then about 1/2 inch left and right of the

spine right between the vertibrae called T7.(Torax 7) When someone will apply

deep pressure there left and right with the tip of the finger, man I tell you it

hurts. And when it hurts you definitely have a hiatal hernia.

Fact is that about 70% of all people with stomach problems do have a hiatal

hernia. IT WILL NEVER HEAL, SINCE THAT MUSCLE IS INOPERABLE.

REMEDY to live with it and have the least of all problems:

1. Eat something about 6 times a day, but don't eat more than you use to do,

just divide it better.

2. Take a glass of warm milk and a piece of cheese before going to bed.

3. Use 2 or 3 pillows so your upper body stays higher than your lower body.

4. A-ZANTAC 300 to cut down the stomach acids. A-ZANTAC is available over the

counter but only the 150 and 75, so take either 2 or 4 of these.

I had my car accident when I was 32 and now at 75 I still live almost trouble

free, when I take my precaution.

Hope this helps you all.

In health: Dr. M. Vos. ND.