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Comment on Proctalgia Fugax Is A Pain In The Butt by Footballmom25

Footballmom25 — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 11:44:39 +0000

OMG- I am 32 years old with 2 kids. I have been experiencing these same symptoms for several years now and every doctor tells me it is IBS (which means I really dont know)! I feel much relief reading the posts and seeing that I am not the only one going through this. This is a very painful problem, to the point I went to the ER and was given Morphine, which only helped for 7 minutes! I was starting to think that I was going CRAZY and I think my husband thought so as well. :( Today is a GREAT DAY, since I have finally found out that I am not NUTS! lol. Thanks for all the posts…

Good Luck to all.. :)

Comment on Gambling by Katherine Campbell

Katherine Campbell — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 10:27:54 +0000

gambling problems are sometimes hard to cure, and it could lead to financial meltdown too +

Comment on Gambling by Matthew Anderson

Matthew Anderson — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 09:19:24 +0000

gambling problems are sometimes hard to cure, and it could lead to financial meltdown too ,’

Comment on Rectal Pain (Proctalgia Fugax) by Mike

Mike — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 14:26:43 +0000

Sitting on the floor on a rubber ball (the smaller baseball sized ndia rubber kind) will not remove the pain but will make it more bearable for the duration of the spasm. Shifting position as necessary suggested. Remaining stationary does nothing to help, moving around is better.

Comment on Good Sleep is Necessary for Losing Weight by Laundry Sorter

Laundry Sorter — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 21:14:46 +0000

i really hate a person that snors so much when they are sleeping”:’

Comment on Fainting Attacks Amongst Children and Young Adults by Lori

Lori — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 08:38:27 +0000

Hi My 16 year old daughter fainted in our kitchen on sunday and it was a sight that terrofied me to see we was eating dinner she was comin in for more n she said i need to lay down and within seconds she fell into me i caught her n then she was or seemed lifeless? unconcious we packed her out of the kitchen into living room her eyes were closed but i kept talkin to her to open her eyes n holding her, she opened her eyes but seemed like she was disoriented like drunk but not? and we gave her some vitamin water to drink took her to childrens hospital and they let us wait for 5 hrs before looking at her? gave her some juice n cookies n food asked her some Qs no doctor came in for 5 hrs? she did a ekg or something but it wasnt no 24 hrs more like a minute or 2? blood tests urine test few hrs later they said ok tests were good n she can go home with no answer? this happened to her 7 years ago when she was at my gramparents place n they didnt take her to the hospital they jus thought she mighta been hungry n fed her n put her to bed? well now this 2nd time i was there n seen it happen n i dont want to see it happen again? i am lookin for a new doctor as we now live in a new city? dont have a family doctor what can I do? or ask for to help us find out what can be wrong? maybe im over paranoid i just doesnt seem normal to me?

Comment on Foot Pain by Vancouver Orthotics

Vancouver Orthotics — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 22:32:57 +0000

Thanks for sharing this information! The more useful and knowledgeable information out there the better. Please consider custom orthotics for treating foot pain in cases of flat feet or high arched individuals.

Dr. Michael Horowitz, Vancouver Orthotics

Comment on Proctalgia Fugax Is A Pain In The Butt by barbara

barbara — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 17:49:07 +0000

I have suffered with this sort of pain since the early nineties. It was about once or twice a year at first. Then it got to be a lot worse over the years. Now I am having this pain almost weekly, in not at least every 8 to 10 days. Last night I had two episodes.

I have been to one doctor after another. I have had every test you can think of and I hope I never have another colon test! After the last one in 2005, I passed out and my husband could not get a pulse for a few seconds. I was very sick.

I am so tired of this. I had an MRI again and do have several bulging dics and a narrowing spine, and was sent to a neuritis surgeon who sent me away within five minutes. So, I still have the bulging dics, and I still have the back pain, and I still have the pain in the rear!

I looked up different things last night. I now know what to tell the Doctor about this and hopefully they can help me. I find that I can’t even stand, or sit. I have to lay on my stomach with the heating pad on high! I just lay there and cry til it passes! I have it not just in the middle of the night, it can be in the middle of the day, early morning, or anytime!

I have emailed my family doctor and asked questions.
I am praying for some help.

Comment on Anal Fistula Can Be Difficult To Treat by Jackson

Jackson — Wed, 19 May 2010 18:29:59 +0000

CHS -

I don’t know if anyone else will happen to read this but I will respond anyway.

I couldn’t agree more with you! and am sorry that you have suffered with this awful affliction.

The infection from the fistula totally destroys my well being. Terrible fatigue, low grade fever and nausea. The antibiotics only work for a short time until reinfection occurs. The only thing that has helped me is using an antibiotic ointment to massage into the rectum.

The news here is that I believe that the fistula was actually caused by parasites. Pin worms can burrow through flesh and may cause an infection that leads to an abscess. I can actually feel the worms crawling out of the fistula opening.

I had no symptoms of pin worms and was totally unaware that I had them until very recently.

If this is the case with some if not many fistula sufferers, it’s no wonder that surgeries often fail with a parasite continuously reinfecting the fistula.

Comment on Traveler’s Diarrhea Can Cause Irritable Bowel Syndrome by Malcolm Bearman

Malcolm Bearman — Mon, 17 May 2010 15:12:10 +0000

I took Dukoral in June, 2008 before an overseas trip. I had been suffering with some form of IBS for years before this, experiencing regular bowel pain which was sometimes very severe. Not only did I have no problems on the trip, but also my IBS symptoms disappeared and have not returned. Is it possible that this vaccine rid me of some bacteria which was causing my difficulties? If so, could this vaccine be useful to others such as those suffering PI-IBS in Walkerton?