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colonscopy biopsies came back......
normal, of course. The nurse says I need to eat better and exercise more and I'll feel better. Yeah, eat what?! Everything hurts. Soups are my friends, solid food hurts and I have to run to the bathroom in pain after eating it. Exercise, I used to do that. Did tae kwon do two or three times a week. Had a job, and while it started as a temp position they wanted to keep me. I don't have the energy for tae kwon do and I'm falling behind where I should be in belt progression. I was doing good for a while, only having symptoms occasionally, and was able to keep up. I had to turn down a long term job because I got to the point that I couldn't stay out of the bathroom and didn't have the energy to actually complete the tasks I needed to. I've about had it. I'm going in on Friday to see the physicians assistant, and depending on what happens I may just stop for now. I'm tired of being poked, prodded, and violated only to be told everything is normal. The nurse put me on amytriptaline (sp) for ibs, it hasn't done anything at all, no side effects, no nothing. Guess that's better than the bentyl she tried after the endoscopy. It made the diarrhea worse and the side effects were horrible. I like my dr, but his nurse, I wish she would try listening for a change.
normal, of course. The nurse says I need to eat better and exercise more and I'll feel better. Yeah, eat what?! Everything hurts. Soups are my friends, solid food hurts and I have to run to the bathroom in pain after eating it. Exercise, I used to do that. Did tae kwon do two or three times a week. Had a job, and while it started as a temp position they wanted to keep me. I don't have the energy for tae kwon do and I'm falling behind where I should be in belt progression. I was doing good for a while, only having symptoms occasionally, and was able to keep up. I had to turn down a long term job because I got to the point that I couldn't stay out of the bathroom and didn't have the energy to actually complete the tasks I needed to. I've about had it. I'm going in on Friday to see the physicians assistant, and depending on what happens I may just stop for now. I'm tired of being poked, prodded, and violated only to be told everything is normal. The nurse put me on amytriptaline (sp) for ibs, it hasn't done anything at all, no side effects, no nothing. Guess that's better than the bentyl she tried after the endoscopy. It made the diarrhea worse and the side effects were horrible. I like my dr, but his nurse, I wish she would try listening for a change.