Never thought I'd ask for pred-lol. I will still have her try to swallow a prednisone pill twice a day, but if she can't I'll crush it in applesauce. Less pressure.
The gi decided to contact the manufacturer to verify the dose recommended by Dr Hyams. As entyvio isn't recommended for pediatric use, they declined to advise him. Seems they were waiting on this info before proceeding with the insurance company. #bang head here
Ty for all of the kind thoughts...
Sorry to hear Izzi is not doing well anymore . I hope you're able to stick with Entyvio - I know some parents have mentioned going to infusions every 4-6 weeks instead of every 8 weeks. Maybe that's an option?
Can I ask - how long did it take for Izzi to respond to Entyvio? My daughter is (hopefully) going to start Entyvio soon (if insurance cooperates). She's on steroids now and really wants to get off them. Her GI has warned her it could take a couple months before it works.
Hi Angie, I'm sorry too that she's having a setback ! I hope it can be resolved with a dose change. Would she consider doing a round of EEN to help get her back into remission?
Good luck! I hope whichever route you go gets her back to feeling good!
Jae won't eat breakfast either.The gastroparesis doesn't always bother her. Last summer she only took eryped before a large or fatty meal. The pain she's having now is despite fasting (I can't convince her to eat breakfast).
She isn't losing weight (she is actually overweight) so I can't complain.
Her doc isn't concerned about the sphincter.