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HM,

When I was really unwell with my UC I turned a pale/green and I didn't think

that I was bleeding but apparently there was blood coming out (I just didn't see

it) and I was that colour because I'd lost too much blood. I didn't want to eat

or drink very much and was pretty tired all the time. When we called my doc, he

had me go into the emergency room immediately and I was admitted to the hospital

for the next 10 days and had to be given a transfusion. I'm not necessarily

saying that's what's happening with you but it sounds familiar to me. It sounds

like it *could* be a seriously flare that you might want to get help for

immediately.

Stacey

>

> Hi,

>

> We are very concerned and would like to know whether the following are

> considered " normal " symptoms for someone who has ulcerative colitis, or if

there could be something else going on in addition, something serious...

>

> Fever over the past few weeks - fluctuating from 99.- to 102; feeling

generally very unwell; feeling very tired; very pale/green complexion; unable to

eat or drink much; high white count (15.5); high sedimentation rate (65); low

red blood count/anemia (10.1) - yet no real flare up abdominally of the colitis

symptoms (i.e. bleeding, diarrhea...); & is taking Lialda.

>

> Is this all a normal part of the illness, or should we be very concerned that

something else is going on in the body, something seriously wrong? If it is a

" normal " part of the illness, how is this treated / does the person ever recover

/ if so, when?

>

> Thank you.

> HM

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HM,

I would second Stacey here, and suggest that it also could be an

infection perhaps. I think it's gone on so long now that you really

better get this one checked out and right now. Then you can start feeling

better soon, we hope.

HM,

When I was really unwell with my UC I turned a pale/green and I

didn't think that I was bleeding but apparently there was blood coming

out (I just didn't see it) and I was that colour because I'd lost too

much blood. I didn't want to eat or drink very much and was pretty tired

all the time. When we called my doc, he had me go into the emergency room

immediately and I was admitted to the hospital for the next 10 days and

had to be given a transfusion. I'm not necessarily saying that's what's

happening with you but it sounds familiar to me. It sounds like it

*could* be a seriously flare that you might want to get help for

immediately.

Stacey

>

> Hi,

> > We are very concerned and would like to know whether the

following are

> considered " normal " symptoms for someone who has

ulcerative colitis, or if there could be something else going on in

addition, something serious...

> > Fever over the past few weeks - fluctuating from 99.- to 102;

feeling generally very unwell; feeling very tired; very pale/green

complexion; unable to eat or drink much; high white count (15.5); high

sedimentation rate (65); low red blood count/anemia (10.1) - yet no real

flare up abdominally of the colitis symptoms (i.e. bleeding,

diarrhea...); & is taking Lialda.

> > Is this all a normal part of the illness, or should we be very

concerned that something else is going on in the body, something

seriously wrong? If it is a " normal " part of the illness, how

is this treated / does the person ever recover / if so, when?

> > Thank you.

> HM

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