Abdominal pain

nanrush

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Joined : Jul 2007

Posts : 10

Posted 9/2/2007 4:47 AM (GMT -7)

Hi all:

I just can't get rid of the abdominal pain. Have it most of the time. I'm on Asacol 2 three times a day and Rowasa enemas at night 2 times a week. But, the pain in abdomin has never gone away. Before diagnosis I thought it was pain from hips radiating but after x-rays no problems there. Anyone have this problem?

Thanks, Nancy

Diagnosed 7/07 due to ER visit and hospitalization

Meds: Asacol 400 mg. - 3 x day, Rowasa 1 x day

probiotics, digestive enzymes, diet changes

Biggest No No - NSAIDS

Have Lupus, total knee replacement, osteo

marty1976

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Joined : Nov 2005

Posts : 2045

Posted 9/2/2007 6:41 AM (GMT -7)

I get hip pains a lot, especially in my right side. Its a real burning ache. I got all tests done to check out what was causing mines, it turned out to be IBS. I was in remission at the time. I only get that pain now if i wholegrain breads or potatoes.
But i would advise you to go to your docs and get checked out. Your doctor will soon be able to get you answers. It could just be your UC, it could be IBS, it could be joint pains. But go get your doc to find out exactly what it is.
Feel good soon
Marty

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nanrush

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Joined : Jul 2007

Posts : 10

Posted 9/3/2007 4:42 AM (GMT -7)

Thanks for reply and suggestions Marty.

I'll be seeing GI on Sept. 11 and will get some help on this.

Nancy

Diagnosed 7/07 due to ER visit and hospitalization

Meds: Asacol 400 mg. - 3 x day, Rowasa 1 x day

probiotics, digestive enzymes, diet changes

Biggest No No - NSAIDS

Have Lupus, total knee replacement, osteo

birdiem

Regular Member

Joined : Aug 2007

Posts : 326

Posted 9/3/2007 7:16 AM (GMT -7)

i can't tell you why it is happening, but as someone who frequently gets pain in the area of my surgery as well as my entire colon, i hope you feel better soon. aleve sometimes works but sometimes not. definitely talk to your GI, i am glad you have an appointment soon. feel better!

katie
22
diagnosed with cecal volvulus, 2006; two colon resections in the same year
diagnosed with colitis 2007
malrotated colon
no cecal valve, removed during surgery
on antibiotics while undergoing further testing by doctor
will start VSL #3 when antibiotics are done.

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