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I'm a Crohn's patient that is going through trial and error to adjust my remicade dosage after five years. I've started flaring early so we moved to six week cycle. I still flared early and even a week after the infusion was having symptoms so, I went to see the doc.
I've been having intense abdominal and back pain. Doc ordered blood work, upper GI and small bowel follow through
-----CRP was normal
-----No blockages
-----Acid reflux damage
Doctor's nurse called and advised me to switch from Nexium to Prilosec and that seems to be the extent of treatment they want to pursue at this time.
Would acid reflux damage be sufficient to cause my entire abdomen to be tender, sharp intermittent abdominal pain and lower back pain? I thought reflux would be more localized to the upper GI.
I've been having intense abdominal and back pain. Doc ordered blood work, upper GI and small bowel follow through
-----CRP was normal
-----No blockages
-----Acid reflux damage
Doctor's nurse called and advised me to switch from Nexium to Prilosec and that seems to be the extent of treatment they want to pursue at this time.
Would acid reflux damage be sufficient to cause my entire abdomen to be tender, sharp intermittent abdominal pain and lower back pain? I thought reflux would be more localized to the upper GI.