Discussions By Condition: I cannot get a diagnosis.
multiple symptoms no insurance
Posted In: I cannot get a diagnosis.
11 Replies
- Posted By: momofcutie
- September 23, 2008
- 08:18 PM
Ok so here is the list..
Pain in my joints not ache
migraine
diarrhea
temp yesterday of 101.5 that broke
and can't get warm
stomach cramps
11 Replies:
-
sounds like the flu i have it to it's going aroundAnonymous 42789 Replies Flag this Response
-
that is what I thought at first but it is not aches it is PAIN in my joints like I have been beaten with a batmomofcutie 4 Replies Flag this Response
-
yea my neighbor just had it for a week and she called i roto virusAnonymous 42789 Replies Flag this Response
-
i'd like more information it can be a reactive arthritispaules86 18 Replies Flag this Response
-
Ulcerative colitis and crohns disease can both give those symptoms....Anonymous 42789 Replies Flag this Response
-
I agree with kiera and can be wipple's disease as well but need more informationpaules86 18 Replies Flag this Response
-
what other info is needed?momofcutie 4 Replies Flag this Response
-
your age?familiar diseases. tell me all about ithave you ever seen some blood in your stool? the stomach cramps what time does appear?what joints are affected by the painhave you noticed warm, red joints? what diseases have you had?paules86 18 Replies Flag this Response
-
I am 26 almost 27never noticed blood in stoolknown family disorders are bi-polar,IBSI have only had gallbladder diseaseit is my knees and elbows and back that are the worstand no rednessand stomach cramps happen everytime I eat but are worse at nightI also had a child 6 mos ago and they screwed up when giving me epidural(it wasn't placed right had leakage of blood and fluids and no pain relief)momofcutie 4 Replies Flag this Response
-
you can certainly have IBS because of your symptoms specially the pain and your family history.I see that you had gallbladder disease. did you have surgery? was the gallbladder removed? the diarrhea occurs after you eat? when it occurs? and whern it happens do you feel pain relief after you evacuate? IBS, habba syndrome (specially in patients who have problems with the gallbladder, crohn disease, wipples disease are the most probable options. do you have any blood tests recently? it can help us to see what's going onan endoscopy colonoscopy and a biopsy will help us. do antispasmodics help you have you take them? ps: my english is not so good i'm from ecuador and i'm a young doctor.paules86 18 Replies Flag this Response
-
yes my gall bladder was removed when I was 16some relief when I go to the bathroomno blood test recently no insurance didn't want to go to emergency room but I guess I should thank youmomofcutie 4 Replies Flag this Response
-
Complications of Crohn’s Disease
Recognize the risks associated with Crohn’s disease.
8 Surprising Facts About Cholesterol
Did you know that one in six US adults has high cholesterol?
