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I know that the inhaled steroids do cause acid reflux, but do they

cause a lot of other things. Do we need to be careful of inhaled

steroids? I'm confused. (Which is not unsual lol)

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> Subject: GI APPT YESTERDAY

> To: asthma , LovingAsthmaSupport

> Date: Friday, September 12, 2008, 8:31 AM

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> You all as asthmatics need to be aware of this. I spoke to Donna

off list on

> how to best put this.

>

> From the scope, it was found a moderate to severe amount of erosion

of my

> esophagus as well as going down into my stomach and moderate to

mild in the

> upper small intestine. What was the main cause of this due to the

DRASTIC

> change in less than a year? The asthma meds, the inhalers have

totally

> eroded my esophagus which is why I have trouble swallowing, and the

amount

> that does enter our digestive system and the steroids well that

tore up my

> stomach lining. My GI dr wanted to me warn those of you with

moderate to

> severe asthma who use many in halers and steroids to please use a

good OTC

> like Zantac 150, Due to the damage done I now have to take a med 4

times a

> day and we redo the scope in November.

>

> I was in the CVS parking lot when I took my first pill (the pill

was huge)

> Well I tried to swallow it and OMG it got stuck, I was choking on

it, I

> somehow got back inside and the gal at the front register saw I was

choking

> did something over the PA system and helped me to dislodge that

pill. The

> pharmacist said he was changing the meds to a liquid that he did

not need

> dr's order to do that. The poor gals who helped me, I don't know

who was

> more scared, she or I?

>

> So guys please be ware of the asthma meds you are taking, you will

read on

> your prescription info that it can cause stomach and esophagus

problems.

> Please do NOT let your GI stuff get to where mine has gotten.

>

> Now this took all night to figure out the best way to put this, So

I Hope

> you all take what I've just told you very serious.

>

> Terry

> I know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just wish

that He

> didn't trust me so much. ~Mother

>

> Teddy Bear's Early Learning Program

> Established August of 1992

>

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Same here! I had to cut all of those acid foods out of my diet years ago!

Some meds cause acid reflux too!

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> Subject: GI APPT YESTERDAY

> To: asthma , LovingAsthmaSupport

> Date: Friday, September 12, 2008, 8:31 AM

>

>

>

>

>

>

> You all as asthmatics need to be aware of this. I spoke to Donna off

list on

> how to best put this.

>

> From the scope, it was found a moderate to severe amount of erosion

of my

> esophagus as well as going down into my stomach and moderate to mild

in the

> upper small intestine. What was the main cause of this due to the

DRASTIC

> change in less than a year? The asthma meds, the inhalers have totally

> eroded my esophagus which is why I have trouble swallowing, and the

amount

> that does enter our digestive system and the steroids well that tore

up my

> stomach lining. My GI dr wanted to me warn those of you with moderate to

> severe asthma who use many in halers and steroids to please use a

good OTC

> like Zantac 150, Due to the damage done I now have to take a med 4

times a

> day and we redo the scope in November.

>

> I was in the CVS parking lot when I took my first pill (the pill was

huge)

> Well I tried to swallow it and OMG it got stuck, I was choking on it, I

> somehow got back inside and the gal at the front register saw I was

choking

> did something over the PA system and helped me to dislodge that

pill. The

> pharmacist said he was changing the meds to a liquid that he did not

need

> dr's order to do that. The poor gals who helped me, I don't know who was

> more scared, she or I?

>

> So guys please be ware of the asthma meds you are taking, you will

read on

> your prescription info that it can cause stomach and esophagus problems.

> Please do NOT let your GI stuff get to where mine has gotten.

>

> Now this took all night to figure out the best way to put this, So I

Hope

> you all take what I've just told you very serious.

>

> Terry

> I know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just wish that He

> didn't trust me so much. ~Mother

>

> Teddy Bear's Early Learning Program

> Established August of 1992

>

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