Stomach pain

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your primary can call in a Rx 4 u

>

> I'm trying to decide if I need to go to the Rhuem.Dr. for bad stomach

> pain. (I let my Nexium script run out, and I've been trying to make

> do with OTC meds.) I have an appt. for next week, but should I try

to

> get in sooner?

> Kathy

>

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[ ] Re: stomach pain

your primary can call in a Rx 4 u

>

> I'm trying to decide if I need to go to the Rhuem.Dr. for bad stomach

> pain. (I let my Nexium script run out, and I've been trying to make

> do with OTC meds.) I have an appt. for next week, but should I try

to

> get in sooner?

> Kathy

>

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hi kathy, are you taking the nexium for acid reflux or somthing else? if its for

acid reflux,i would get it as SOON as possible!!!! i also take nexium & if i

SKIP a dose im MISERABLE!!! god bless,melyndamelyndagamez@... 3/28/08

12:03p.m.cst

[ ] stomach pain

I'm trying to decide if I need to go to the Rhuem.Dr. for bad stomach

pain. (I let my Nexium script run out, and I've been trying to make

do with OTC meds.) I have an appt. for next week, but should I try to

get in sooner?

Kathy

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[Guest guest]

Thanks. I do have some acid reflux (at least, I do now!) But also,

I'm taking nsaids. I will never let my prescription run out again! I

have to wait for the meds to come in the mail, and it's taking forever.

Kathy

--- In , Melynda Gamez <melyndagamez@...>

wrote:

>

> hi kathy, are you taking the nexium for acid reflux or somthing

else? if its for acid reflux,i would get it as SOON as possible!!!! i

also take nexium & if i SKIP a dose im MISERABLE!!! god

bless,melyndamelyndagamez@... 3/28/08 12:03p.m.cst

>

>

> [ ] stomach pain

>

> I'm trying to decide if I need to go to the Rhuem.Dr. for bad stomach

> pain. (I let my Nexium script run out, and I've been trying to make

> do with OTC meds.) I have an appt. for next week, but should I try to

> get in sooner?

> Kathy

>

>

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>

>

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Dear Jeanie,

I suffer from severe stomach pain and my doctor prescribed

Hyoscyamine .375 mg. It's an extended release drug and really does help. It

works by slowing down acid produced in the stomach, slowing down the natural

movement of the gut and relaxing the stomach muscles. That's a lot for a little

white pill. I hope this information helps your problem. Do you still have your

gall bladder?

If not, your liver then dumps all of the bile directly into the stomach and the

lining is already irritated because of the cancer drugs.

May you have blessed relief, I did,

Lottie

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Hi Lottie,

Thanks for that advice, I will talk to my onc about, I sure don't want to

quit taking the med. No, I don't have a gall bladder and have always had some

pain, but could live with it; evidently the Tasigna really turned it on.

Anti Acids don't help, but maybe I wasn't using the right ones.

I was using rolaids.

It feels like I might have gastritis.

Thanks again,

Jeanie<3

In a message dated 9/27/2008 9:02:21 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

lotajam@... writes:

Dear Jeanie,

I suffer from severe stomach pain and my doctor prescribed

Hyoscyamine .375 mg. It's an extended release drug and really does help. It

works by slowing down acid produced in the stomach, slowing down the natural

movement of the gut and relaxing the stomach muscles. That's a lot for a

little white pill. I hope this information helps your problem. Do you still

have

your gall bladder?

If not, your liver then dumps all of the bile directly into the stomach and

the lining is already irritated because of the cancer drugs.

May you have blessed relief, I did,

Lottie

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[Guest guest]

Hi Lottie,

My primary care dr gave me nexium today.

Is this the same as the Hyoscramine?

When do you take it? With you Tasigna?

I sure hope it works.

Thanks,

Jeanie

In a message dated 9/27/2008 9:02:21 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

lotajam@... writes:

Dear Jeanie,

I suffer from severe stomach pain and my doctor prescribed

Hyoscyamine .375 mg. It's an extended release drug and really does help. It

works by slowing down acid produced in the stomach, slowing down the natural

movement of the gut and relaxing the stomach muscles. That's a lot for a

little white pill. I hope this information helps your problem. Do you still

have

your gall bladder?

If not, your liver then dumps all of the bile directly into the stomach and

the lining is already irritated because of the cancer drugs.

May you have blessed relief, I did,

Lottie

**************Looking for simple solutions to your real-life financial

challenges? Check out WalletPop for the latest news and information, tips and

calculators. (http://www.walletpop.com/?NCID=emlcntuswall00000001)

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>

> My husband has done 9 rounds with DMSA and ALA. It happened now already a few

times on chelation days that he had a terrible pain in his stomach, which

lessened after he went to the toilet and had stools.

> Could this be a side-effect of the chelation?

> We just received the results of a stool test, it seems he has some kind of

candida. (c. glabrata, and I think he has this candida already many years))

Could his pain be related to the candida?

At my house, that meant yeast, either overgrowth or die off.

Dana

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>

> We just received the results of a stool test, it seems he has some kind of

> candida. (c. glabrata, and I think he has this candida already many

> years)) Could his pain be related to the candida?

>

>

>

> >>I think so, can cause gas, yeast ferments!

> Mandi in UK

Yes, I agree candida is likely the culprit. Candex or Candidase on an empty

stomach evening and morning and NOW Candida Clear have been helpful here, along

with probiotics.