Re: Pain when I haven't eaten??

[Guest guest]

,

I often have the episodes of short (10-20 minute) severe pain without eating.

In fact, when I started back having problems after several months of no

problems, I seemed to have most episodes that were not centered around eating.

It really felt like the same pain of an acute attack but it just didn't last as

long. The doctors managed to convince me that it wasn't from the panc. They

treated me for an ulcer two different times. In July, I ended up in the

hospital with an acute attack. My lipase was 10 times the normal limit. The

pain was the exact same pain that I had been having (although prior to the

attack, I had 3 months with absolutely no pain). I have been in the hospital 4

times since Jul 18th. Finally, the doctors have decided my pain is most likely

from the panc because of sphincter of oddi dysfunction. My pancreas enzymes

have only been elevated a couple of times for short periods but my liver enzymes

have been elevated since before the attack in July.

For the most part, I cannot really relate my episodes to anything I ate.

Sometimes I can eat something that one would think would cause problems and

nothing happens. Other times, I may have eaten something light and have an

episode. The day of the attack in July, I had eaten a small carton of fat free

yogurt. Still other times, I have not eaten anything and have the episodes.

Pain when I haven't eaten??

Hello to all! Hope everyone is having as pain-free a day as

possible! I have a question that has always slipped my mind while in

the doctor's office - guess all the other junk that he is telling me

takes my mind from the minor stuff!

Does anyone have attacks of pain that are very, very similar to

attacks of pancreatits when they haven't eaten anything. These

things will only last for periods of 10-20 minutes, but they are

really bad. I have to do the normal lean forward position - and they

always happen at the most inconvenient times - work, car, etc. If

you do have these and know why, let me know. I've just always

accepted these as a result of CP, and maybe that's what I'll have to

do. I just wondered.

Anyways, I just want to say a special hello to - I hope today

is better than the last few. I find myself worrying about you and

praying for you at night, as if I'v known you for years. Your

response from Psalms to the possible spam on Eugenics was beautiful

and wonderful! You will remain in my thoughts and prayers. I would

tell you to be strong, but I've watched my father go through alcohol

wd after 30 yrs of being a alcoholic, and it was truly horrid! So,

I'll just pray for a supernatural strength for you!

Also, I just want to say a very heart-felt thank you to all of you

wonderful and caring people in this group. My loving prayers are

with each of you.

in KY

PANCREATITIS Association, Intl.

Online e-mail group

To reply to this message hit & quot;reply & quot; or send an e-mail to:

Pancreatitis (AT) Yahoo

[Guest guest]

,

I often have the episodes of short (10-20 minute) severe pain without eating.

In fact, when I started back having problems after several months of no

problems, I seemed to have most episodes that were not centered around eating.

It really felt like the same pain of an acute attack but it just didn't last as

long. The doctors managed to convince me that it wasn't from the panc. They

treated me for an ulcer two different times. In July, I ended up in the

hospital with an acute attack. My lipase was 10 times the normal limit. The

pain was the exact same pain that I had been having (although prior to the

attack, I had 3 months with absolutely no pain). I have been in the hospital 4

times since Jul 18th. Finally, the doctors have decided my pain is most likely

from the panc because of sphincter of oddi dysfunction. My pancreas enzymes

have only been elevated a couple of times for short periods but my liver enzymes

have been elevated since before the attack in July.

For the most part, I cannot really relate my episodes to anything I ate.

Sometimes I can eat something that one would think would cause problems and

nothing happens. Other times, I may have eaten something light and have an

episode. The day of the attack in July, I had eaten a small carton of fat free

yogurt. Still other times, I have not eaten anything and have the episodes.

Pain when I haven't eaten??

Hello to all! Hope everyone is having as pain-free a day as

possible! I have a question that has always slipped my mind while in

the doctor's office - guess all the other junk that he is telling me

takes my mind from the minor stuff!

Does anyone have attacks of pain that are very, very similar to

attacks of pancreatits when they haven't eaten anything. These

things will only last for periods of 10-20 minutes, but they are

really bad. I have to do the normal lean forward position - and they

always happen at the most inconvenient times - work, car, etc. If

you do have these and know why, let me know. I've just always

accepted these as a result of CP, and maybe that's what I'll have to

do. I just wondered.

Anyways, I just want to say a special hello to - I hope today

is better than the last few. I find myself worrying about you and

praying for you at night, as if I'v known you for years. Your

response from Psalms to the possible spam on Eugenics was beautiful

and wonderful! You will remain in my thoughts and prayers. I would

tell you to be strong, but I've watched my father go through alcohol

wd after 30 yrs of being a alcoholic, and it was truly horrid! So,

I'll just pray for a supernatural strength for you!

Also, I just want to say a very heart-felt thank you to all of you

wonderful and caring people in this group. My loving prayers are

with each of you.

in KY

PANCREATITIS Association, Intl.

Online e-mail group

To reply to this message hit & quot;reply & quot; or send an e-mail to:

Pancreatitis (AT) Yahoo

[Guest guest]

,

I often have the episodes of short (10-20 minute) severe pain without eating.

In fact, when I started back having problems after several months of no

problems, I seemed to have most episodes that were not centered around eating.

It really felt like the same pain of an acute attack but it just didn't last as

long. The doctors managed to convince me that it wasn't from the panc. They

treated me for an ulcer two different times. In July, I ended up in the

hospital with an acute attack. My lipase was 10 times the normal limit. The

pain was the exact same pain that I had been having (although prior to the

attack, I had 3 months with absolutely no pain). I have been in the hospital 4

times since Jul 18th. Finally, the doctors have decided my pain is most likely

from the panc because of sphincter of oddi dysfunction. My pancreas enzymes

have only been elevated a couple of times for short periods but my liver enzymes

have been elevated since before the attack in July.

For the most part, I cannot really relate my episodes to anything I ate.

Sometimes I can eat something that one would think would cause problems and

nothing happens. Other times, I may have eaten something light and have an

episode. The day of the attack in July, I had eaten a small carton of fat free

yogurt. Still other times, I have not eaten anything and have the episodes.

Pain when I haven't eaten??

Hello to all! Hope everyone is having as pain-free a day as

possible! I have a question that has always slipped my mind while in

the doctor's office - guess all the other junk that he is telling me

takes my mind from the minor stuff!

Does anyone have attacks of pain that are very, very similar to

attacks of pancreatits when they haven't eaten anything. These

things will only last for periods of 10-20 minutes, but they are

really bad. I have to do the normal lean forward position - and they

always happen at the most inconvenient times - work, car, etc. If

you do have these and know why, let me know. I've just always

accepted these as a result of CP, and maybe that's what I'll have to

do. I just wondered.

Anyways, I just want to say a special hello to - I hope today

is better than the last few. I find myself worrying about you and

praying for you at night, as if I'v known you for years. Your

response from Psalms to the possible spam on Eugenics was beautiful

and wonderful! You will remain in my thoughts and prayers. I would

tell you to be strong, but I've watched my father go through alcohol

wd after 30 yrs of being a alcoholic, and it was truly horrid! So,

I'll just pray for a supernatural strength for you!

Also, I just want to say a very heart-felt thank you to all of you

wonderful and caring people in this group. My loving prayers are

with each of you.

in KY

PANCREATITIS Association, Intl.

Online e-mail group

To reply to this message hit & quot;reply & quot; or send an e-mail to:

Pancreatitis (AT) Yahoo

[Guest guest]

,

My body is much like that, too. I can eat some things one day and be fine. The

other, I'll be in the ER in misery! I am sorry you've been through so much

lately. I've not been to the ER - thank God - in five whole weeks! I am

thrilled! There are certain things, however, that I know not to even try and

smell (no corn products - which cuts out tacos and any mexican food just about)!

How long have you had pancreatitis? I'm going on four years.

Weston wrote:,

I often have the episodes of short (10-20 minute) severe pain without eating.

[Guest guest]

,

My body is much like that, too. I can eat some things one day and be fine. The

other, I'll be in the ER in misery! I am sorry you've been through so much

lately. I've not been to the ER - thank God - in five whole weeks! I am

thrilled! There are certain things, however, that I know not to even try and

smell (no corn products - which cuts out tacos and any mexican food just about)!

How long have you had pancreatitis? I'm going on four years.

Weston wrote:,

I often have the episodes of short (10-20 minute) severe pain without eating.

[Guest guest]

,

My body is much like that, too. I can eat some things one day and be fine. The

other, I'll be in the ER in misery! I am sorry you've been through so much

lately. I've not been to the ER - thank God - in five whole weeks! I am

thrilled! There are certain things, however, that I know not to even try and

smell (no corn products - which cuts out tacos and any mexican food just about)!

How long have you had pancreatitis? I'm going on four years.

Weston wrote:,

I often have the episodes of short (10-20 minute) severe pain without eating.

[Guest guest]

Yes, I get the same thing.

Jerry/ NC

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Pain when I haven't eaten??

> Does anyone have attacks of pain that are very, very similar to

> attacks of pancreatits when they haven't eaten anything.

[Guest guest]

Yes, I get the same thing.

Jerry/ NC

**************************

Pain when I haven't eaten??

> Does anyone have attacks of pain that are very, very similar to

> attacks of pancreatits when they haven't eaten anything.

[Guest guest]

Dear , It sounds as if you are starting the recurrent stage.

This does not need any food or drink to happen, this is not minor

stuff!!! You will need medication for this the longer it goes on.

The amount of time it takes to get over it and it comes out of the

blue. I have never figure out what to do to stop it. That is what

landed me in the hospital some 60+ times. It did more damage than

some of my quack doctors. By the way, I do not nor ever had an

addiction to alochol. It was liquid dilaudid, legal heroin. I did not

even know I was hooked until the pump was decreased. Thanks for the

prayers, it has taken ever last one of them to get me through this. I

got outside and enjoyed the cooler temps today. I stayed out to long

and got the shakes again and still trying to calm them. This group is

surely the most caring group in the world. I have seen groups that

wish death to its members. It seems the devil does his business

anywhere, and we had a sample of that this weekend.

Thank you,

> Hello to all! Hope everyone is having as pain-free a day as

> possible! I have a question that has always slipped my mind while

in

> the doctor's office - guess all the other junk that he is telling

me

> takes my mind from the minor stuff!

>

> Does anyone have attacks of pain that are very, very similar to

> attacks of pancreatits when they haven't eaten anything. These

> things will only last for periods of 10-20 minutes, but they are

> really bad. I have to do the normal lean forward position - and

they

> always happen at the most inconvenient times - work, car, etc. If

> you do have these and know why, let me know. I've just always

> accepted these as a result of CP, and maybe that's what I'll have

to

> do. I just wondered.

>

> Anyways, I just want to say a special hello to - I hope

today

> is better than the last few. I find myself worrying about you and

> praying for you at night, as if I'v known you for years. Your

> response from Psalms to the possible spam on Eugenics was beautiful

> and wonderful! You will remain in my thoughts and prayers. I would

> tell you to be strong, but I've watched my father go through

alcohol

> wd after 30 yrs of being a alcoholic, and it was truly horrid! So,

> I'll just pray for a supernatural strength for you!

>

> Also, I just want to say a very heart-felt thank you to all of you

> wonderful and caring people in this group. My loving prayers are

> with each of you.

>

> in KY

[Guest guest]

Dear , It sounds as if you are starting the recurrent stage.

This does not need any food or drink to happen, this is not minor

stuff!!! You will need medication for this the longer it goes on.

The amount of time it takes to get over it and it comes out of the

blue. I have never figure out what to do to stop it. That is what

landed me in the hospital some 60+ times. It did more damage than

some of my quack doctors. By the way, I do not nor ever had an

addiction to alochol. It was liquid dilaudid, legal heroin. I did not

even know I was hooked until the pump was decreased. Thanks for the

prayers, it has taken ever last one of them to get me through this. I

got outside and enjoyed the cooler temps today. I stayed out to long

and got the shakes again and still trying to calm them. This group is

surely the most caring group in the world. I have seen groups that

wish death to its members. It seems the devil does his business

anywhere, and we had a sample of that this weekend.

Thank you,

> Hello to all! Hope everyone is having as pain-free a day as

> possible! I have a question that has always slipped my mind while

in

> the doctor's office - guess all the other junk that he is telling

me

> takes my mind from the minor stuff!

>

> Does anyone have attacks of pain that are very, very similar to

> attacks of pancreatits when they haven't eaten anything. These

> things will only last for periods of 10-20 minutes, but they are

> really bad. I have to do the normal lean forward position - and

they

> always happen at the most inconvenient times - work, car, etc. If

> you do have these and know why, let me know. I've just always

> accepted these as a result of CP, and maybe that's what I'll have

to

> do. I just wondered.

>

> Anyways, I just want to say a special hello to - I hope

today

> is better than the last few. I find myself worrying about you and

> praying for you at night, as if I'v known you for years. Your

> response from Psalms to the possible spam on Eugenics was beautiful

> and wonderful! You will remain in my thoughts and prayers. I would

> tell you to be strong, but I've watched my father go through

alcohol

> wd after 30 yrs of being a alcoholic, and it was truly horrid! So,

> I'll just pray for a supernatural strength for you!

>

> Also, I just want to say a very heart-felt thank you to all of you

> wonderful and caring people in this group. My loving prayers are

> with each of you.

>

> in KY

[Guest guest]

Dear , It sounds as if you are starting the recurrent stage.

This does not need any food or drink to happen, this is not minor

stuff!!! You will need medication for this the longer it goes on.

The amount of time it takes to get over it and it comes out of the

blue. I have never figure out what to do to stop it. That is what

landed me in the hospital some 60+ times. It did more damage than

some of my quack doctors. By the way, I do not nor ever had an

addiction to alochol. It was liquid dilaudid, legal heroin. I did not

even know I was hooked until the pump was decreased. Thanks for the

prayers, it has taken ever last one of them to get me through this. I

got outside and enjoyed the cooler temps today. I stayed out to long

and got the shakes again and still trying to calm them. This group is

surely the most caring group in the world. I have seen groups that

wish death to its members. It seems the devil does his business

anywhere, and we had a sample of that this weekend.

Thank you,

> Hello to all! Hope everyone is having as pain-free a day as

> possible! I have a question that has always slipped my mind while

in

> the doctor's office - guess all the other junk that he is telling

me

> takes my mind from the minor stuff!

>

> Does anyone have attacks of pain that are very, very similar to

> attacks of pancreatits when they haven't eaten anything. These

> things will only last for periods of 10-20 minutes, but they are

> really bad. I have to do the normal lean forward position - and

they

> always happen at the most inconvenient times - work, car, etc. If

> you do have these and know why, let me know. I've just always

> accepted these as a result of CP, and maybe that's what I'll have

to

> do. I just wondered.

>

> Anyways, I just want to say a special hello to - I hope

today

> is better than the last few. I find myself worrying about you and

> praying for you at night, as if I'v known you for years. Your

> response from Psalms to the possible spam on Eugenics was beautiful

> and wonderful! You will remain in my thoughts and prayers. I would

> tell you to be strong, but I've watched my father go through

alcohol

> wd after 30 yrs of being a alcoholic, and it was truly horrid! So,

> I'll just pray for a supernatural strength for you!

>

> Also, I just want to say a very heart-felt thank you to all of you

> wonderful and caring people in this group. My loving prayers are

> with each of you.

>

> in KY

[Guest guest]

Hi ;

This is new member Cyndie from Indiana. I just wanted to add my 2

cents worth here on why you may have pain and not have eaten.

My question to you would be:

What was your stress level like prior to the attack?

I know that my panc. seems to feed off of my emotional state.

Just a thought.

It's 3 in the A.M here and my panc. is angry about something. So

here's wishing everyone a restful night- incl. myself!

God Bless!

Cyndie :-)

In pancreatitis@y..., " shelleytinsley2257 "

wrote:

> Hello to all! Hope everyone is having as pain-free a day as

> possible! I have a question that has always slipped my mind while

in

> the doctor's office - guess all the other junk that he is telling

me

> takes my mind from the minor stuff!

>

> Does anyone have attacks of pain that are very, very similar to

> attacks of pancreatits when they haven't eaten anything. These

> things will only last for periods of 10-20 minutes, but they are

> really bad. I have to do the normal lean forward position - and

they

> always happen at the most inconvenient times - work, car, etc. If

> you do have these and know why, let me know. I've just always

> accepted these as a result of CP, and maybe that's what I'll have

to

> do. I just wondered.

>

> Anyways, I just want to say a special hello to - I hope

today

> is better than the last few. I find myself worrying about you and

> praying for you at night, as if I'v known you for years. Your

> response from Psalms to the possible spam on Eugenics was beautiful

> and wonderful! You will remain in my thoughts and prayers. I would

> tell you to be strong, but I've watched my father go through

alcohol

> wd after 30 yrs of being a alcoholic, and it was truly horrid! So,

> I'll just pray for a supernatural strength for you!

>

> Also, I just want to say a very heart-felt thank you to all of you

> wonderful and caring people in this group. My loving prayers are

> with each of you.

>

> in KY