Hello, well after being told to cut out gluten, wheat, I have told I have this condition. I had a CT scan yesterday so that a more detailed image. I am worried! For 4 years I have been saying about bad pains on eating, they put it down to IBS and the stress of all my medical conditions.
I just have lost confidence with medical staff (only some mind you)
anyone else suffered from this?
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I've had IBS for many years. I find probiotics help. I take a tablet twice a day called IBS Support by Ethical Nutrients. I also had a gastroscopy before Christmas and I had gastritis, a ring at the top of my oesophagus making swallowing difficult and a hiatus hernia. Been on Nexium since and that has also helped the IBS and stomach issues.
No idea what calcification of the messenteric artery is though..... off to google
I was diagnosed with primary APS. I was also diagnosed with gastritis, small ulcers, hiatal hernia and put onto prilosec. I had already been off from gluten for some time, but went off from dairy as well even though I had very little dairy already. i was only putting milk into tea 3 or 4 times a day.
Now my stomach is much better, and I am off from prilosec. I did eliminate citrus and tomatoes just to be cautious.
My other APs symptoms linger (burning, tingling, numbness, pain in spine), but, at least, my stomach is much better, and for that I am very thankful.
The no gluten,no dairy (also no soy) diet was advised by a doctor who advocates this for anyone diagnosed with an autoimmune condition.
Like many of the others I have had problems with digestion etc.
It improved a lot with Clexane but most recently I have been food combining and what a difference it has made. No indigestion, heartburn, acid reflux and some weight loss.
I think I mentioned it before on here but there is an excellent book called 'The Complete Book of Food Combining' by Kathryn Marsden. It has really helped me and it is very sensible and easy to follow.
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