Re: Re: Help Please, If Anyone is Awake! Penny

[Guest guest]

You did have a very good advice for Genevieve, and for all of us, too. The

24hours fever free, is specially important to know. Thanks Penny.

PSC/UC

Hi everyone, posting from the hospital.

Genevieve

UC 1983, J-Pouch 1999, PSC 12/07

[Guest guest]

You did have a very good advice for Genevieve, and for all of us, too. The

24hours fever free, is specially important to know. Thanks Penny.

PSC/UC

Hi everyone, posting from the hospital.

Genevieve

UC 1983, J-Pouch 1999, PSC 12/07

[Guest guest]

You did have a very good advice for Genevieve, and for all of us, too. The

24hours fever free, is specially important to know. Thanks Penny.

PSC/UC

Hi everyone, posting from the hospital.

Genevieve

UC 1983, J-Pouch 1999, PSC 12/07

[Guest guest]

You have got a good specialist. Lately, i have been trying to not take a fever

reducer, too so i can determine how high the fever is going to be and so if an

infection is present, specially that i do tend to get low grade fever/chills,

every now few days. But still sometimes i do get nervous when my temperature

start to elevate so then i would take tylenol, for example inorder to avoid a

trip to the ER. Because i have had the bad experience of lying down overthere

with not much help as soon as i mention PSC, specially if it is at night. and so

the staff would be waiting for a GI to appear in the morning. Although during

the wait, they would be running some tests to see what is going on.

Thanks Penny. Take care.

You did have a very good advice for Genevieve, and for all of us,

too. The 24hours fever free, is specially important to know. Thanks Penny.

PSC/UC