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Q: Unknown Inflammation
asked by: Rachel DeLuna on October 6th, 2006
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My son is 8 years old and has recently been showing some worrisome symptoms. Every time he eats, he immediately has stomach pains afterwards. He also gets fevers accompanied by the stomach pains and sometimes has trouble sleeping at night due to pain. I've taken him in to the doctor and they've done a ton of tests. Everything came back normal except for elevated sediment levels, indicating there is inflammation somewhere. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what this might be or has anyone had any experience with similar symptoms?
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csevengo
replied on October 28th, 2006
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It might have something to do with all the bullsh*t you have been feeding him. You should be careful or his little sister might also have the same problem. I think a little time with his dad would be good for his health. And try removing the tweeker from your house. If you think he is not then look around, your house looks like cr*p. Bicycle tires everywhere broken cars vans and entertainment centers and all. Very classy joint you have goin on there. Its a nice touch adding the shopping cart out front too. Car break down again? That must suck. And just in case you ever need a professional photographer let me know. I might give you a good price rate, tell a friend and save even more.

And its probably an ulcer that the boy has, due to stress and everything else thats been going on. Stop feeding him all that cr*p and let him at least call his father. Its been over a year now, how long will you allow this to go on?

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CathM
replied on November 14th, 2006
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Im gonna ignore the reply before me and write my reply!

Has your son has any tests like an endoscopy done? He might have inflamation in his colon or stomach or even his small intestines.

I would pressure the doctor for more tests if they haven't already been done.

I would also make sure they did fecal tests (make sure they do these multiple times at least 3 days in a row) and I would ask them to test for celiac or gluten intolerance.

Gl
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csevengo
replied on November 28th, 2006
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cathm wrote:
im gonna ignore the reply before me and write my reply!


Has your son has any tests like an endoscopy done? He might have inflamation in his colon or stomach or even his small intestines.

I would pressure the doctor for more tests if they haven't already been done.

I would also make sure they did fecal tests (make sure they do these multiple times at least 3 days in a row) and I would ask them to test for celiac or gluten intolerance.


Gl

because youre dumb.
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