I now look at my poo every time I go and i've got white stuff in it.. it's weird. I don't know if I can call it mucus because it's not green.
I'm also getting periods every two weeks, only this week it's more bloody mucus not like a normal period whereas in the past every two weeks it's just like period blood, and this week it isn't.
I'm so frustrated. The GI wrote to me today saying...
Dear Natasha,
I am pleased to report that the recent small bowel scan that you attended for has shown that your small bowel looks very normal and there i no evidence on the scan that you have crohn's disease. This is obviously good news but I think it would be helpful if I saw you back in clinic in the near future to discuss how you are managing your symptoms.
With kind regards
Your GI.
I'm so frustrated with everything at the moment! I need opinions and help? I don't know what to do at the moment. As a family we've decided to give my current GI a chance, although it's not looking good for her. Then we're going to switch to another GI who is the GI of all my IBD family members. He is very good, so fingers crossed with him.
Just not sure what to do mean time, other than my doctors advice of taking ibuprofen and just getting on with my life.
I'm also getting periods every two weeks, only this week it's more bloody mucus not like a normal period whereas in the past every two weeks it's just like period blood, and this week it isn't.
I'm so frustrated. The GI wrote to me today saying...
Dear Natasha,
I am pleased to report that the recent small bowel scan that you attended for has shown that your small bowel looks very normal and there i no evidence on the scan that you have crohn's disease. This is obviously good news but I think it would be helpful if I saw you back in clinic in the near future to discuss how you are managing your symptoms.
With kind regards
Your GI.
I'm so frustrated with everything at the moment! I need opinions and help? I don't know what to do at the moment. As a family we've decided to give my current GI a chance, although it's not looking good for her. Then we're going to switch to another GI who is the GI of all my IBD family members. He is very good, so fingers crossed with him.
Just not sure what to do mean time, other than my doctors advice of taking ibuprofen and just getting on with my life.