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Roxanne969

June 1st, 2005

My husband throws up every meal. He has had three colonoscopys, had several blood tests, an mri on his pancreas and an endoscopy. The doctors (5) all say irritable bowel syndrom. He did work in a prison in florida and has been tested for parasites. Don't know how many parasites or if there can be several different strains. My husband is losing weight - practically starving to death - has anybody heard of such a thing??

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subie90

replied June 3rd, 2005

How long has he been like that? They need to keep testing!! There has to be a reason to keep throwing up! What about his potassium level? And there were no sign of ulcers? They found an ulcer when my mom was throwing up all the time like that. I hope you get it figured out soon.

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drpepper0

replied August 11th, 2005

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Sounds like a possible tapeworm

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