Sorry for posting all the time but this is getting to be insanely frustrating.
I can't get in to see a different GI until July so I'm looking around at different doctors to see I can get in sooner to have another scope...
Basically it's like all of my tests are coming back normal so there must not be anything wrong or it's "just IBS".
I had a colonoscopy in March of 2016, that was visually normal but the pathology showed active ileitis. I had a normal CTE, and all normal blood work and stool tests. Fast forward to now when I have been having bloody diarrhea for months, increased pain, and weight loss...my CRP is barely elevated, and everything else has come back normal. I realize that sometimes this happens and the gold standard in diagnosing Crohn's are scopes...but the NP I saw cancelled my appointment without any explanation and I can't get through to her freaking office to talk to a real person and she won't return my voicemails.
In 2016 my CRP was .8 mg/dL and now it's 1.8.
Has anyone else gone through this? Seemingly normal test results but diagnosed? Like I've said before, I don't want Crohn's, nobody does...but I want an answer and I want someone to take me seriously when I say I'm suffering and not just say everything is normal.
I can't get in to see a different GI until July so I'm looking around at different doctors to see I can get in sooner to have another scope...
Basically it's like all of my tests are coming back normal so there must not be anything wrong or it's "just IBS".
I had a colonoscopy in March of 2016, that was visually normal but the pathology showed active ileitis. I had a normal CTE, and all normal blood work and stool tests. Fast forward to now when I have been having bloody diarrhea for months, increased pain, and weight loss...my CRP is barely elevated, and everything else has come back normal. I realize that sometimes this happens and the gold standard in diagnosing Crohn's are scopes...but the NP I saw cancelled my appointment without any explanation and I can't get through to her freaking office to talk to a real person and she won't return my voicemails.
In 2016 my CRP was .8 mg/dL and now it's 1.8.
Has anyone else gone through this? Seemingly normal test results but diagnosed? Like I've said before, I don't want Crohn's, nobody does...but I want an answer and I want someone to take me seriously when I say I'm suffering and not just say everything is normal.