Guest guest Posted January 20, 2007 Report Share Posted January 20, 2007 The ERCP I had was very painful,with the pain decreasing over time. No one told me there was going to pain so it took my by surprise. The heating pad and hot baths worked the best for me. Good luck. Susie > > I was diagnosed with PSC on 10-27-06,after a trip to the ER. While > recouping in the hospital, they informed me that an ERCP that they had > done on me 10 years ago showed the early stages of this, but being > young, changing jobs, and HMOs the info got lost somehow. Well here we > are 10 years later,and I have questions. Ok since october I have had 2 > seperate ERCPs with balloon dilation. Both times, the dilation was > really painful, and stayed painful for days. Is it suppose to be so > painful, and if so, is there anything they can give you for it? Any > insight would be so great! Thanks > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 20, 2007 Report Share Posted January 20, 2007 No one told me either, and I think it is because my GI doc, just doesn't know a whole lot about this. When he first diagnosed me, he had to download some stuff off of the computer for me to read. He really made it seem like this was "no big thing". They never warned me that while they fill the balloons it would hurt.My doc told me he noticed I had "a little discomfort", that was more than discomfort.susierac wrote: The ERCP I had was very painful,with the pain decreasing over time. No one told me there was going to pain so it took my by surprise. The heating pad and hot baths worked the best for me. Good luck.Susie>> I was diagnosed with PSC on 10-27-06,after a trip to the ER. While > recouping in the hospital, they informed me that an ERCP that they had > done on me 10 years ago showed the early stages of this, but being > young, changing jobs, and HMOs the info got lost somehow. Well here we > are 10 years later,and I have questions. Ok since october I have had 2 > seperate ERCPs with balloon dilation. Both times, the dilation was > really painful, and stayed painful for days. Is it suppose to be so > painful, and if so, is there anything they can give you for it? Any > insight would be so great! Thanks> Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from people who know. Ask your question on Yahoo! Answers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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