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I hate to say this, but it needs to be said. Diet is not where medical doctors shine. Their training tends to be limited to a few courses in college. After then, they are "incentivized" to pursue pharmaceutical solutions. You may need to reach outside the MD box. I'll take a well qualified...
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SCI-Nurse commented on Chaz19's reply to Has anyone recently been utilizing ketamine as an adjunct treatment for pain control?in PainCan you change palliative care programs? Pain management is supposed to be one of their primary objectives. (KLD)
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Rather than limiting fiber, it is important to try to identify which high fiber food gives you problems. Keep a food diary helps with this. (KLD)
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Chaz19 replied to Has anyone recently been utilizing ketamine as an adjunct treatment for pain control?in Pain$600 per infusion. I've been putting it off and putting it off. However, I'm at the point where my pain is beyond anything I could ever imagine and I just want to be healthy enough to get the chance to get some relief. Suffering needlessly to this degree is a nightmare. Every source of my pain is logical...
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I was diagnosed with this from complaining about bloating.
Bloating is a common and uncomfortable symptom of gastroparesis. For some people, changes like eating small meals and limiting your fiber and fat intake can help your digestion and in turn reduce your bloating and fullness. For others,...
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wheelin 48 replied to Spinal Cord Injury Patients Frequently Report Substituting Cannabis for Opioidsin Painwhat strain works best for yall i thinking of trying it
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It was done here and greece because I need to get certified as a disabled person....
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Thanks KLD - I'm scheduled for MRI of abdomen and pelvis - just curious if something like megacolon would be picked up.
I've had some abdominal pressure for a few years - had a CT in 21 that was "unremarkable" - then had a gi bleed in 22, they found an AVM that was fixed. Thought...
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MRI not needed. It can be seen in a regular KUB Xray or CT of the abdomen. Also can be diagnosed with colonoscopy. (KLD)
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So, to be more specific this would be when the tube is pinched shut.
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Thanks. It has really helped my fluid intake, and independence.
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Hi, thanks. I have not had any recent studies done.
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Will and MRI with and without contrast show bowel issues (like megacolon you mentioned)?
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Treeza
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