Ok just look at the table from here- her numbers are aboveEosinophilic Gastroenteritis
• Gastrointestinal eosinophilia in 2 or more locations of the gastrointestinal tract:
Esophagus
Stomach
Duodenum
Right Colon
Left Colon
Eosinophilic colitis
>15 per HPF >10 per HPF >10 per HPF >20 per HPF >10 per HPF
• Eosinophilia limited to the colon
• Exclude other causes (parasites, IBD, medications,
systemic disorders)
First Mylittlesunshine I love the name!:heart:Hi farmwife
I've just been reading ur story about ur lovely
Little grace. How is she? My little girl is also 3
4 in a couple of months.
http://mobile.journals.lww.com/jpgn...ewer.aspx?year=1996&issue=07000&article=00014At 3 years of age, the patient had a recurrence of gastrointestinal symptoms, protein-losing enteropathy, and asthma. At this time, his absolute eosinophil count was 1,550, and the repeat jejunal biopsy was normal. However, a gastric antral biopsy showed an intense inflammatory infiltrate of the mucosa with a marked predominance of eosinophils, consistent with a diagnosis of eosinophilic gastroenteropathy
From:Plasmacytosis is the presence of large numbers of plasma cells in bone or other tissue where doctors would not normally expect to encounter them. This condition can be the result of disease or infection, or it might be a sign of a spreading malignancy. If a doctor identifies plasmacytosis in a patient, he or she might recommend follow-up testing to determine the cause. If necessary, the doctor can provide treatment to address the issue
From:Conditions such as multiple myeloma and cutaneous B-cell lymphoma are also associated with plasmacytosis. In these cases, the patient might experience symptoms such as fatigue, anemia and swelling along with the high numbers of plasma cells. Medical evaluation can include imaging studies, analysis of tissue samples under a microscope and a careful patient interview. Treatment might include chemotherapy, radiation and other measures to get the malignancy under control.
So I got nothingwww.unboundmedicine.com/.../ ...The topic [Plasmacytoma of the stomach (author's transl)]. was found in Unbound MEDLINE along with ™ is ... On gastroscopy and biopsy, the diagnosis of superficial gastritis was made.
Thanks mlp. That make me feel better, But NOT the cancer thing!:ywow:Didn't see clash post ....
FW
Egid do involve leg pain in a lot of kids when they are flaring.
I'll write more once I pick myself off the floor!OK so upon further reading it could be really bad.
Or just fromh pylori or mild gastris ....
In other words ASK you doc
I haven't got a clue
Feb. 14th is a miracle! There is only one rheumy that serves half the state. They laughed at me when I tried to get Johnny on a cancellation list. We never did end up seeing him.
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I don't mean to brag Johnnysmom but:tongue:............
When they called and gave me the date the nurse also said we were on the cancellation list!:hug: Maybe it's because Grace looks cuter than Johnny siting on his lap.:lol2:
Grace had a bad night. Lots of abdomen pain.
We have church today. That should keep her mind occupied.
Have a good day one and all!:hug:
The top egid doc there would be DR Putnam .
That is who you want
Um....because your busy cleaning stomach contents off your couch?!? Go easy on yourself FW. You are doing a great job. :rosette2:Why oh why do I wait till the last minute for everything!
Um....because your busy cleaning stomach contents off your couch?!? Go easy on yourself FW. You are doing a great job. :rosette2: