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Are there any EB members with experience with eosinophilic esophagitis? My son is currently undergoing investigation for this & I'm just interested in useful sites/journal articles etc as well as any personal experience.
If you have particular Drs to ...
Started by b>mtilly on
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DH was diagnosed with this a couple of....
Pm me if you are in Brisbane for the specialist name .
He doesn't seem to complain about pain, but has behavioural issues that the specialist believes could be (a bit) due to the condition .
He is 9.
My DS has this.
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Welcome to the gastroenterology community! Were you rechecked for H Pylori Helicobacter pylori
Pyloric stenosis during the endoscopy in additon to the breath test? Esophagitis can definitely be improved or "cured".
Started by patient915 on
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I'm really confused right now because i've never had any Gerd or any kind of heartburn before HP eradication. .
Yes the GE took biopsies just to be sure that h-pylori is gone .
Hi and thx for your fast answer.
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Eosinophilic Esophagitis? Can it be fatal? One of my good friends has EoE and I'm wondering if it could be life threatening. She's missed at least a month from being sick from it and when we hang out she's also clearing her throat or coughing. Can it ...
Started by 수현 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
The only problem which she might have would be food lodging in her throat... .
This is an inflammation of the esophagus....your friend should of already been examined by a gasto doctor and taking the proper medications in order to help her with this issue .
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Acid-Related Disorders,
September 2003 Posted 09/09/2003
Journal Scan is the clinician's guide to the latest clinical findings on
acid-related disorders as reported in the top-tier journals in the
field.
Leading experts William D. Chey, MD, FACP, FACG...
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Is walking a good excercise ??
Hello Everyone !!!
Is walking a good exercise or do we need to put some more efforts to stay fit.
Thanks Eosinophilic Esophagitis likes this.
Started by adleyduke on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at womens-health):
But if you're looking to really....
All in all, walking is good for you and any amount of movement is better than being sedentary when it comes to staying fit .
That depends entirely on what your fitness goals are and what your current health restrictions are .
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How likely/unlikely is it for a 45 year old to have esophageal cancer?
Started by wanderlust on
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That said, since up to 90% of ECs are attributable to smoking and alcohol... .
Is 67.
Most people diagnosed are over 60 and the median age for onset in the U.S .
The answer ito your question is not highly likely but not impossible .
Hi wanderlust and welcome.
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This does sound like heartburn or possibly peptic Cause of peptic ulcers
Location of peptic ulcers
Peptic ulcer ulcer disease. A trial of an antacid when the pain occurs could be informative. A pain that occurs once every couple years is unlikely to be...
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The pain is like a bubble almost it....
I am a 24 year old female Condoms
Female condoms
Female sexual dysfunction in moderate health .
Since I was young - around 13, and I am 24 now .
I have had this sharp pain, left side of my cheast .
OMG! I have this too.
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Well me and hubby came back from vacation .he is doing ok,but doctor noticed esophaegeal varices on x-ray couple days a go and putted him on a medicine so it will prevent further complications life threatning.
This illness is so tricky.Every time is something...
Started by boricua09 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at dailystrength):
I'm sorry if it seems like I'm double guessing your doctor, but why did he/she treat you without first doing an EGD? (scope of ... .
Yep, before my last transplant, esophageal varaces were caused by portal hypertension (not uncommon with cirrhosis).
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Hello, good people. My father has been diagnosed with esophageal cancer . It didn’t come as a surplice since he is a long term alcoholic and a smoker. I think that he is not a candidate for surgery. Doctors don’t say much. I would like to know a life ...
Started by northrup1169 over year ago on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at steadyhealth):
He was considered a stage 4 because it had already... .
He was diagnosed 7 months ago in oct.2011.
My father just passed away from esophageal cancer last week 5/11/12..
Hello, i just came across this post, and was curious how your father was doing. .
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I was wondering if anyone here has esophageal cancer from having gerd or Barretts esophagus? I have been suffering from Gerd for 9 years and my GI told me that I have small spots of my esophagus that looks like Barretts. He said hes not concerened yet...
Started by TomMarkz on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at cancerforums):
Aussie, age 55, Dx Peripheral T Cell Lymphoma stage ... .
His surgeon never even mentions it now.
He has the odd scope every few years but there has been no progression .
My husband was diagnosed with Barretts...er, have to think..about 15 years ago .
Hello.
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