Re: Major, terrible pain - Stoma? ()

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,

It sounds like it was stuck, and since you laid down after taking the vitamins

AND

having the peanuts it was the combo of them both I'd think... but then again I'm

not a

Dr. I only play one at times LOL!

I can tell you that peanuts and me DO NOT get along... found that out a few

months

ago (and I'm just over 2 years PO), I had some peanuts in the can, and was

munching

away happily.... until about 30 minutes later I was in the bathroom, thinking

I'm having

a heart attack and sweating, panting, going to the bathroom, sick as sick can

be.... I

had to have a cold wash cloth on my forehead and behind my neck.... (thankfully

my

hubby is a wonderful man to do this for me).... but I will NOT eat peanuts for

that

reason.... I went into my " coma " state, after this episode, which is what I do

when I

dump big time on stuff.... and I have to veg out in my chair in my bedroom, soon

to be

napping for about 45 minutes and then I'm alright. But the feeling is NOT worth

the

enduldging, why we don't learn this is beyond me LOL!

Glad you feel better though and hope that is all it was, something caught in the

stoma, but is now free. Go lightly the next few days on eating, see how you

feel.

**huggs**

Sheila in Chgo

=:-)

> Hi Friends,

>

> I'm a 2 year post-op (RNY) lurker (mostly) with a question for you

> all today. If something was stuck in my stoma, could it cause

> excrutiating pain? Last night I woke up at midnight with

> unbelievable pain in the middle of my chest. It was very intense,

> and I could feel it through to my back. I couldn't talk, or catch my

> breath, or stand up straight. I was panting and sweating. A couple

> of times it would seem to start to ease, but then return with a

> vengeance.