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  1. Came across this just now. Quite helpful I thought. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Referred_pain
  2. Wise words. There are situations where it is totally necessary and would indeed be dangerous not to take it, such as Barrett's. Certainly, if I do have to take asprin I will need to take a ppi (although I'm hoping by then there will be a way of taking aspirin without this issue!) In the past I've been able to wean myself off omeprazole/ranitidine and...
  3. Hi Icey How do you take it? Is it a bit like slippery elm i.e. with water? Txx
  4. Agreed.I think this is why I'm now getting the burning and the back pain again. I have taken the Nexium this time round for under two weeks so I thought I might get away with coming off it quickly. Thank you for this post as it reminds me why the burning and back pain have come back. I used to come off PPIs gradually using Ranitidine but it isn...
  5. Hi Sandra I had strange visual stuff going on before diagnosis. I had one episode of double vision with temporary loss of peripheral vision that worried my doctor. I was sent for eye tests but due to a long waiting list wasn't seen for months. The eyes passed A1 by the time I saw someone. On reflection, I wonder if it was a type of type of migraine...
  6. Hi Kate Thanks so much for your very helpful reply, containing lots of useful advice. No need to worry - I am a hypochondriac! 😄 I suspect stress is part of the mix - since lockdown I've had to visit the BC clinic for a rash, and have an MRI lined up for tomorrow to investigate a lump in my mouth. That test has been put on hold since lockdown. ...
  7. I I've read about leaky gut but have never really understood it. Thank you - that's very interesting. I find I only have significant problems with pain and bloating with dairy after CC, or if I have taken antibiotics that disagree with me or NSAIDs. Oh - and gluten-free pure oats - disaster for me, and I really miss them... I stay off...
  8. This is excellent - thank you Knitty Kitty.
  9. No, I haven't tried it but I know someone who has given it a go although it's been a while since I met up with her to find out how it is going. Funnily enough I was only thinking that I need to look at my diet again and try to eat more fruit and veg. Have you completely given up potatoes, tomatoes and peppers? I think I'd find that quite tough, although...
  10. Hi Knitty Kitty Thank you SO much for sending me all of this. I will read it properly later when I've finished some work I have to do. I have wondered before about deficiencies. I'd love to know what sort of deficiencies I still have and I wouldn't be at all surprised if I have a problem with not enough magnesium because I occasionally get muscle...
  11. I think I'll have to go back to see my poor doctor this week and try to find out what's behind all of this. But thank you all so much for your helpful contributions ravenswoodglass, cyclinglady, trents and icelandgirl. I have a lot more to think about now. I really appreciate your support.
  12. I liked it because it didn't cause bloating. In fact, I'm wondering if Nexium is causing bloating and this extra pressure in my upper abdomen is exacerbating the back pain.
  13. Yes... that's very true. I'm sorry ranitidine is off the shelves as that medication suited me best. I wonder if they'll ever bring it back.
  14. Yes... I think that is also possible. My son literally just now asked me to switch the light on which involved putting my arm upwards behind me, as if I was swimming the backstroke, and I turned, and the pain came back. Sometimes I feel like I'd like to pay for a full body MRI scan and find out what on earth is going on. Since my diagnosis I've had...
  15. I couldn't agree more. I had several different tests at the hospital including an ECG and some sort of other monitor and the doctor assured me I wasn't having a heart attack on Sunday. I went in because I was convinced I was, having read that's where women's heart issues can show.
  16. Hi trents. Thanks for responding so quickly. Yes. You are right. I'm totally floored by what's going on because the one moment it feels totally muscular and then it doesn't. Just now I bent down to take something out of the oven and wham, upper back pain. And yet just now I sat down to dinner and a wave of nausea went right through me. ...
  17. Another question... related. If this is gastric pain after all. I wonder - can gastritis pain, heartburn pain, reflux pain etc just be felt in the back alone, without feeling it under the ribs/behind the sternum where I've usually felt it in the past? (BTW, I'm taking a course of pills and if it doesn't get better in a few days I will see my doctor...
  18. I've been mulling over your reply this afternoon. My grandmother was always complaining about arthritis, and rheumatism - a word used by former generations that one doesn't really hear used by doctors in the UK these days. Looking it up in the dictionary it defines it as: "any disease marked by inflammation and pain in the joints, muscles, or fibrous...
  19. Thanks Icey That sounds similar - very interesting. I wonder if anyone reading has every had this because if that is what it is I'd be so interested to know how severe the pain felt. Also, when it happens, it feels quite central but perhaps it is only on the left side? But between the shoulder in the spine is a good description. I must pay more attention...
  20. Hi Ravenswoodglass That's so interesting - maybe that's it? I did have an x-ray at the time of a chronic cough in January - they didn't note anything. Years ago I had a car rear shunt me, and it happened again a few years later, and that winded feeling in my neck/shoulder area is similar to the pain I had then. Ditto the pain I experienced when...
  21. Hi Trents My numbers went from 14 to 20 or 40 - can't recall - in the autumn after time in France where I got glutened despite my best efforts, but by the time I had my scope (January) with biopsies, all came back normal. The reason I had this scope was I had a cough that lasted months. My gastroenterologist concluded that it must have been caused...
  22. Hello everyone, I've been encouraged by Awol to start a new thread so hear goes... For some months now I've been in a good place with my celiac disease. I occasionally get gastritis and have flares of silent reflux but normally after careful eating and a short dose of Nexium I feel a lot better. However, over the last few weeks I've had some...
  23. So interesting to read this thread which started back in 2015. I have very similar symptoms every now and again to the OP and it is so severe at the moment following probable gluten exposure that I feel quite sick with the pain. I last had it on holiday in France last year - shortly after the holidays I was tested and my numbers were up. In the past...
  24. Great thread. Those eggs look great and it would be fun for the children to ice them, too. As a reluctant gardener and housekeeper I was really glad to read in the Daily Telegraph online that councils in Britain are warning people off major gardening projects and spring cleaning because it will create a sudden build up of rubbish that councils are...
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