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Jack had a GI check up today and he has had diarrhea for the past 3 days - wake him up in the middle of the night kind. We figured it was from the antibiotic for the cellulitis. He went 3 times while we were at the GI and he was clearly in pain while we were there with tears in his eyes and has dropped 5 lbs since Thursday, but then everything is just running through him and he hasn't wanted to eat.
Told the GI and me that there was no blood. GI wanted sample to rule out C-Diff and Giardia so while we were there Jack went in again and came out with sample in the hat -BLOOD! Blood has never been a symptom of his.
So now I'm sitting waiting for the phone call to see if it is positive for C-Diff or Giardia. Is it bad that I'm almost hoping for that and not a flare. (Of course his eczema seems to be making a comeback)
We are supposed to leave for a long weekend camping in Oregon on Thursday, meeting up with 10 other families and we all have been looking forward to it but I guess we will have to wait and see what we hear from GI.
He wanted to wait for labs and fecal calprotectin until we find out if it is positive for c-Diff or Giardia and then for a week or so after finishing current antibiotics.
Told the GI and me that there was no blood. GI wanted sample to rule out C-Diff and Giardia so while we were there Jack went in again and came out with sample in the hat -BLOOD! Blood has never been a symptom of his.
So now I'm sitting waiting for the phone call to see if it is positive for C-Diff or Giardia. Is it bad that I'm almost hoping for that and not a flare. (Of course his eczema seems to be making a comeback)
We are supposed to leave for a long weekend camping in Oregon on Thursday, meeting up with 10 other families and we all have been looking forward to it but I guess we will have to wait and see what we hear from GI.
He wanted to wait for labs and fecal calprotectin until we find out if it is positive for c-Diff or Giardia and then for a week or so after finishing current antibiotics.