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06-07-2005, 08:19 AM
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I have been suffering with stomach problems for almost 3 years now but every time I went to my GP he fobbed me off with tablets and the situation was never really solved. In the last few months things got a lot worse with a few visits to A&E but again nothing was sorted. After I got home from the northants show I wasnt feeling 100% but that was just the norm for me after a long day, but I woke up on the Monday morning with unbearable stomach/bowl pains and I went to hospital in an ambulance. I had an emergency operation that evening and then spent the next 3 days in intensive care (none of which I can remember at all!) Basically I have been diagnosed with having Crohns disease which courses inflammation of the bowls/intestines. But has I had been untreated for so long I had developed a hole in my intestine and part of it had to be removed.
I am going to see a specialist in 2 weeks to sort out exactly what can be done to reduce the effects. Hopefully its something that can be controlled but unfortunately its not something that can be cured. Fingers crossed Ill be more comfortable in a few weeks but at the moment I feel a quite saw got a nice 6 inch scar up my belly though lol!
Thanks again for all the messages, and thanks to Keith and max for visiting me in hospital, much appreciated chaps!
I am going to see a specialist in 2 weeks to sort out exactly what can be done to reduce the effects. Hopefully its something that can be controlled but unfortunately its not something that can be cured. Fingers crossed Ill be more comfortable in a few weeks but at the moment I feel a quite saw got a nice 6 inch scar up my belly though lol!
Thanks again for all the messages, and thanks to Keith and max for visiting me in hospital, much appreciated chaps!
06-07-2005, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by DanS
thanks to Keith and max for visiting me in hospital, much appreciated chaps!
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06-07-2005, 10:33 AM
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I have been suffering with stomach problems for almost 3 years now but every time I went to my GP he fobbed me off with tablets and the situation was never really solved. In the last few months things got a lot worse with a few visits to A&E but again nothing was sorted. After I got home from the northants show I wasnt feeling 100% but that was just the norm for me after a long day, but I woke up on the Monday morning with unbearable stomach/bowl pains and I went to hospital in an ambulance. I had an emergency operation that evening and then spent the next 3 days in intensive care (none of which I can remember at all!) Basically I have been diagnosed with having Crohns disease which courses inflammation of the bowls/intestines. But has I had been untreated for so long I had developed a hole in my intestine and part of it had to be removed.
I am going to see a specialist in 2 weeks to sort out exactly what can be done to reduce the effects. Hopefully its something that can be controlled but unfortunately its not something that can be cured. Fingers crossed Ill be more comfortable in a few weeks but at the moment I feel a quite saw got a nice 6 inch scar up my belly though lol!
Thanks again for all the messages, and thanks to Keith and max for visiting me in hospital, much appreciated chaps!
I am going to see a specialist in 2 weeks to sort out exactly what can be done to reduce the effects. Hopefully its something that can be controlled but unfortunately its not something that can be cured. Fingers crossed Ill be more comfortable in a few weeks but at the moment I feel a quite saw got a nice 6 inch scar up my belly though lol!
Thanks again for all the messages, and thanks to Keith and max for visiting me in hospital, much appreciated chaps!
i dont wish it on anyone, get well soon and all the best
Matt
08-07-2005, 08:43 AM
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ive seen exactly what it can be like, my father had it and it aint nice before it gets treated!
but once its treated you can go back to as normal a way of life as poss and it shouldnt trouble you much again!
chin up fella!
all the best
James
but once its treated you can go back to as normal a way of life as poss and it shouldnt trouble you much again!
chin up fella!
all the best
James
11-07-2005, 07:11 PM
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my sis has chrones, shes had a few ops and from what i know about how she has felt, its not nice 
sorry to hear about it mate, hope you dont have too much trouble with it
sorry to hear about it mate, hope you dont have too much trouble with it
12-07-2005, 04:47 AM
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Nicole's mother has this and i wouldnt wish it anyone, im really sorry to read the diagnosis Dan, but im pleased to read you are now getting to the bottom of the reason for your suffering and can now hopefully formulate some lifestyle changes to ease the effects its been having on you for all these years.
Best of luck Dan
Best of luck Dan
12-07-2005, 09:17 AM
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Thanks guys
Feeling much more with it this week, sitting out in the garden all day works wonders
Cant wait to drive my car again! especially once Karl has fixed it at the end of the month
Feeling much more with it this week, sitting out in the garden all day works wonders
Cant wait to drive my car again! especially once Karl has fixed it at the end of the month
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