Guest guest Posted September 22, 2002 Report Share Posted September 22, 2002 In a message dated 09/19/2002 20:26:59 US Eastern Standard Time, elizacog@... writes: > My doctor had me stop taking my pill because my pancreas problems began > about a month after I started taking it. I never knew that estrogens are > listed as one of the possible drug causes of Pancreatitis! C. in > Texas C., Since I was dx'd 8/99, I have become more aware about drug precautions that are on (or off) Rx bottles. There are several medications that cause Pancreatitis. For something this serious, something that can make your life never be the same again, I feel that it deserves more recognition. Of course, even as an RN, I really didn't know what Pancreatitis was. Being aware of Rx SE's is also important after you already have Pancreatitis. As my dz. has progressed I developed many complications, one being fluid overload, requiring Lasix, a diuretic. After my first or second dose I developed the worst case of exacerbation I ever had. When I reached the hospital, my PCP and I realized Lasix is contraindicated in pts with Pancreatitis. Karyn , RN Founder / Exec. Director http://www.pancassociation.org KarynWms@.../ Pancreatitis Association International Many People, Many Faces, One Voice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 22, 2002 Report Share Posted September 22, 2002 In a message dated 09/19/2002 20:26:59 US Eastern Standard Time, elizacog@... writes: > My doctor had me stop taking my pill because my pancreas problems began > about a month after I started taking it. I never knew that estrogens are > listed as one of the possible drug causes of Pancreatitis! C. in > Texas C., Since I was dx'd 8/99, I have become more aware about drug precautions that are on (or off) Rx bottles. There are several medications that cause Pancreatitis. For something this serious, something that can make your life never be the same again, I feel that it deserves more recognition. Of course, even as an RN, I really didn't know what Pancreatitis was. Being aware of Rx SE's is also important after you already have Pancreatitis. As my dz. has progressed I developed many complications, one being fluid overload, requiring Lasix, a diuretic. After my first or second dose I developed the worst case of exacerbation I ever had. When I reached the hospital, my PCP and I realized Lasix is contraindicated in pts with Pancreatitis. Karyn , RN Founder / Exec. Director http://www.pancassociation.org KarynWms@.../ Pancreatitis Association International Many People, Many Faces, One Voice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 22, 2002 Report Share Posted September 22, 2002 In a message dated 09/19/2002 20:26:59 US Eastern Standard Time, elizacog@... writes: > My doctor had me stop taking my pill because my pancreas problems began > about a month after I started taking it. I never knew that estrogens are > listed as one of the possible drug causes of Pancreatitis! C. in > Texas C., Since I was dx'd 8/99, I have become more aware about drug precautions that are on (or off) Rx bottles. There are several medications that cause Pancreatitis. For something this serious, something that can make your life never be the same again, I feel that it deserves more recognition. Of course, even as an RN, I really didn't know what Pancreatitis was. Being aware of Rx SE's is also important after you already have Pancreatitis. As my dz. has progressed I developed many complications, one being fluid overload, requiring Lasix, a diuretic. After my first or second dose I developed the worst case of exacerbation I ever had. When I reached the hospital, my PCP and I realized Lasix is contraindicated in pts with Pancreatitis. Karyn , RN Founder / Exec. Director http://www.pancassociation.org KarynWms@.../ Pancreatitis Association International Many People, Many Faces, One Voice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 23, 2002 Report Share Posted September 23, 2002 Karyn Could you please tell me what you take on a daily basis for pain and nausea and what dosages. I need this info for my doctor so far I have only had 3responses from the members.This is very important to me as I am having problems and am looking for something else to try. Any help you could give would be appreciated. from Canada Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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