Dr. Sutherland's answer about anitinflammatories and the tp/ict

[Guest guest]

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I e-mailed Dr. Sutherland about antinflammatories. Ibprofen and aspirin are

known to cause gastroparesis, but this should not be a problem. Tylenol is

okay, as far as he knows. He said that there is not a lot of information

about this subject, and he is not sure.

Crystal Galloay

[Guest guest]

I e-mailed Dr. Sutherland about

antinflammatories. Ibprofen and aspirin are known to cause

gastroparesis, but this should not be a problem. Tylenol is okay, as

far as he knows. He said that there is not a lot of information about

this subject, and he is not sure.

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thank you Crystal. Its good to hear that from teh ICT man himself.

Tylenol is the only thing that helps my headaces and advil is just

the ticket for cramps. I think it is still a good idea to stand onthe

side of caution and not exceed the dose of tylenol recommeded; 2.6

grams perday; for long term tylenol therapy. Shoot I rarely take

more than a half a gram a day, and never need to take more then 1

gram. Advil now, I take bookoo of that.

How are you feeling? Good I hope. I am having a really hard time

lately with what my doc thinks are adhesions. They are really quite

painful. Not nearly quite as bad as a panc attack, thank God, but

still quite a hinderence. I think I will have to see the surgeon

again. Bummer. How long do you have to go before you graduate?

What area would you like to work in? Is your leg getting better?

Can you run again? I hope so. You really inspired me some time ago

and I have been trying to get up enough steam to try to run, well

power walking is more like it. But it does give a good cardio work

out. Hopefull I can increase my stamina.

Take care and thank again for the info.

[Guest guest]

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I am back running again. I have two years of NCAA eligiblility left, but I

graduate in December in Physical Education. I allready have a job with a

developmental agency as a developmental specialist. I have been working at

the agency as a trainer since May, and I love it. Once I graduate I will

pretty much be doing the same thing, but getting paid a whole lot more for

my work. It is amazing what a pay increase you can get with a degree.

Crystal Galloway

[Guest guest]

Hi Crystal!

I read your post and thought " Wow! Good for her! " .

May I ask hiow your able to stay physically active with this

disease? I was a massage therapist with a large clientele and it's

on hiatus until I get well, (and I hope i do!)

Eileen

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> I am back running again. I have two years of NCAA eligiblility

left, but I

> graduate in December in Physical Education. I allready have a job

with a

> developmental agency as a developmental specialist. I have been

working at

> the agency as a trainer since May, and I love it. Once I graduate

I will

> pretty much be doing the same thing, but getting paid a whole lot

more for

> my work. It is amazing what a pay increase you can get with a

degree.

>

> Crystal Galloway

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>

>

[Guest guest]

Eileen,

I am back being active because I had the tp/ict. Before that my physical

activity was not consistent. I would run on days that I felt so-so, or do

other activities when I didn't feel too well. I always would at least go for

a walk, no matter how bad the pain was. Now, I can work go to school and be

active because I have no pain.

Crystal Galloway

[Guest guest]

That is wonderful Crystal, I am so happy for you. I used to be very

active and fit.

Eileen

> Eileen,

>

> I am back being active because I had the tp/ict. Before that my

physical

> activity was not consistent. I would run on days that I felt so-

so, or do

> other activities when I didn't feel too well. I always would at

least go for

> a walk, no matter how bad the pain was. Now, I can work go to

school and be

> active because I have no pain.

>

> Crystal Galloway

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