RE: please get checked out

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Please please get checked out! you may have blockage in ducts, I could become a total block and result in jaundice fever and a long expensive stay in

hospital.At this stage the sludge or stone can be removed by ercp as a day case and Cipro will stop infection.

please dont ignore the pain my Consultant did and my gp asked him to sort it he didnt and i suffered!!!!!!!!

WISH YOU WELL SOON

Alison

Uc 72 Psc 91 Tx02

Cheltenham England

Message Received: Jun 26 2006, 06:41 PM> From: " Wilkins" > To: > Cc: > Subject: Unsure of Symptoms> >

Hello! I've been offline for a while, as we've just moved from Alaska to New Mexico. I've been having some symptoms for almost a week now, and looked up cholangitis symptoms online, but I'm not sure this is what I'm experiencing. Any input would be much appreciated.

--Pain in mid to lower abdomen that radiates to my back w/severe nausea, occasional loose stools.

I have UC, but this doesn't feel anything like my UC pains at all. This pain is quite debilitating and the nausea is so bad I can't talk. It lasts about 1-2 minutes and then goes away completely, and it doesn't coincide w/eating, it happens at random. I've had my gallbladder out for a year now, so I know it isn't that. My family keeps telling me it stress from moving, but I know it isn't, this feels like someone punched me in the gut w/razors scraping down at the same time, and it's not in the usual location of my UC. Any thoughts?

Also, since we've just arrived in NM, I don't have a new Dr. yet. We go tomorrow to get signed up at our medical center (my husband is in the Air Force), and then I have to wait for referrals to a new GI, Internal Medicine Dr., etc. Just wondering if I need to go to the ER even if I don't have fever, chills, and the rest of cholangitis symptoms listed.

Thank you in advance for your help,

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