Hi ladies.
Right now, my stomach is in an uproar thanks to that one little pain med. I have severe motility issues as it is. I was holding my own with the stomach pain and such, but now since taking that 1 norrco Tuesday, I cant get my stomach under control.
I called my Gastro doc and talked to his nurse and she said my doctor thinks this med just kicked everything off again. The bad thing is, I cannot take my motility med anymore due to the fact that it made my bladder so much worse as it is a prokinetic agent.
This stinks. I wish I never took that pain pill. Now not only do I have severe bladder pain, I also am very sick and bloated in my stomach. I just cant win. The urogyne gave a med called urelle to take for the bladder. I just looked up the ingrediants and it contains an anticholernergic. There is no way I can take that type of drug with the motility poblems I have. My stomach motility is very slow as it is, and all those anticholenergic meds do is make the gut move reeeeal sloooow. That would make me very sick.
I just dont know what to do. It is hard to explain to the urogyne or nurse that I cant take the meds they are giving me because of my dysmotility of my stomach. They dont really understand the full concept of just how bad my stomach is. I think right away they consider what I have is IBS, and I do not have IBS. I have upper digestive tract motility issues where the stomach and small bowel do not contract enough and my stomach and everything works very slow which causes nausea, severe bloating, pain, ect..
There is only one med to treat my stomach disease, and I cant take it because it makes my bladder worse. I feel like I just cant win.
I talked to the nurse yesterday about the instills of heperin, and lidocaine that he uses. I told her that I felt alot worse after the instill he did and my pain was worse. She said I have to do it at least 4 times to see if it is going to work. I just hate it when they say that. I really dont believe I should have gotten worse from it. I ams stuck here because it looks like I cannot tolerate pain meds due to my motility issues. I mean look what one little norrco did to me. And it is three days later, and I am still a mess.
The instills I was doing with the last urogyne were a little different. She was using heperin,marcaine,biocarbonate,and kenalog.They helped some with the pain, but they gave me retention and I could not pee. The plain heperain, and lidocaine that this new guy is using did not cause me retention, but it made me feel worse as far as pain goes. I dont see how plain heperain and lidocaine could do anything as far as pain relief goes. I mean it is only a blood thinner they are using. How is a blood thinner going to help the bladder?
Also, is it normal to do them and feel worse before getting better? It just dont make sense to me. I guess I believe that if an instill is going to help, it will help right away. I mean it is not like taking a med orally where it takes time to reach all the organ systems. This is only a topical agent and should work right away, just like any topical agent would. Any suggestions?Thanks.
Jen
Right now, my stomach is in an uproar thanks to that one little pain med. I have severe motility issues as it is. I was holding my own with the stomach pain and such, but now since taking that 1 norrco Tuesday, I cant get my stomach under control.
I called my Gastro doc and talked to his nurse and she said my doctor thinks this med just kicked everything off again. The bad thing is, I cannot take my motility med anymore due to the fact that it made my bladder so much worse as it is a prokinetic agent.
This stinks. I wish I never took that pain pill. Now not only do I have severe bladder pain, I also am very sick and bloated in my stomach. I just cant win. The urogyne gave a med called urelle to take for the bladder. I just looked up the ingrediants and it contains an anticholernergic. There is no way I can take that type of drug with the motility poblems I have. My stomach motility is very slow as it is, and all those anticholenergic meds do is make the gut move reeeeal sloooow. That would make me very sick.
I just dont know what to do. It is hard to explain to the urogyne or nurse that I cant take the meds they are giving me because of my dysmotility of my stomach. They dont really understand the full concept of just how bad my stomach is. I think right away they consider what I have is IBS, and I do not have IBS. I have upper digestive tract motility issues where the stomach and small bowel do not contract enough and my stomach and everything works very slow which causes nausea, severe bloating, pain, ect..
There is only one med to treat my stomach disease, and I cant take it because it makes my bladder worse. I feel like I just cant win.
I talked to the nurse yesterday about the instills of heperin, and lidocaine that he uses. I told her that I felt alot worse after the instill he did and my pain was worse. She said I have to do it at least 4 times to see if it is going to work. I just hate it when they say that. I really dont believe I should have gotten worse from it. I ams stuck here because it looks like I cannot tolerate pain meds due to my motility issues. I mean look what one little norrco did to me. And it is three days later, and I am still a mess.
The instills I was doing with the last urogyne were a little different. She was using heperin,marcaine,biocarbonate,and kenalog.They helped some with the pain, but they gave me retention and I could not pee. The plain heperain, and lidocaine that this new guy is using did not cause me retention, but it made me feel worse as far as pain goes. I dont see how plain heperain and lidocaine could do anything as far as pain relief goes. I mean it is only a blood thinner they are using. How is a blood thinner going to help the bladder?
Also, is it normal to do them and feel worse before getting better? It just dont make sense to me. I guess I believe that if an instill is going to help, it will help right away. I mean it is not like taking a med orally where it takes time to reach all the organ systems. This is only a topical agent and should work right away, just like any topical agent would. Any suggestions?Thanks.
Jen
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