MikeyBikey
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
And don’t forget the gastroenterologists, they’re not surgeons apparently, but deal with gastric things!Well, I’m joining @eggyg and @Grannylorraine with a 5.2 this morning! Congratulations to my fellow HSers!
@eggyg - so sorry to read of your appointment and all the passing around everyone is doing to you! I didn’t even realise there was a specific upper and lower GI consultant, sounds a recipe to bounce patients back and forth! Really hope you get the right care you need without being given such an awful run around!
For all those suffering at the moment, take care and hope you feel better soon!
Take care everyone!
In the recent Crohn's flare up OH was seen by both surgical and medical gastro consultants, some co-operation as well as differing opinion as to what constituted low residue/low fibre, one said jelly and ice cream fine but not soup and the other one exactly the opposite.And don’t forget the gastroenterologists, they’re not surgeons apparently, but deal with gastric things!![]()
Oh dear. I try and follow a low residue diet, I figured it out for myself eventually, but it’ll be interesting to see what the dietician will suggest. I must say I don’t hold out much hope.In the recent Crohn's flare up OH was seen by both surgical and medical gastro consultants, some co-operation as well as differing opinion as to what constituted low residue/low fibre, one said jelly and ice cream fine but not soup and the other one exactly the opposite.
I haven't although since i got to work this morning i've started with a full blown cold. Sneezing, runny nose, watery itchy eyes, the lotHave you done a lateral flow test? It sounds very much like I was with Covid a couple of weeks ago
Sounds like how I was with Covid. Hope you feel better soon. Yes, I am fully over it now thanks.I haven't although since i got to work this morning i've started with a full blown cold. Sneezing, runny nose, watery itchy eyes, the lot. The last few days high numbers and the tiredness must have been down to the cold starting. I've stayed in target most of today so thats one thing (though i've probably jinxed it now). Anyway, i'm home, dosed myself up and am going to lie on the sofa and doze.
I hope you are ok now @rebrascora
Me too when Hamish was born! I thought nothing of carrying around and using it in public - I suppose all dignity had gone out of the window in the delivery roomHope you get your “derrière” sorted. I know exactly how you feel. The drive to and from the hospital yesterday was agony, my back still isn’t right, and it’s only 20 minutes each way. Maybe purchase a rubber ring, I had one after a forceps birth nearly 40 years ago and it was a life saver.
This was when he was in hospital in the first few days before they allowed him some soft foods. He is not diabetic and at home usually is fine with most foods. He had been eating a lot of prunes and All Bran as he has been suffering from constipation. The GP said to use lactalose which seems to be effective.Oh dear. I try and follow a low residue diet, I figured it out for myself eventually, but it’ll be interesting to see what the dietician will suggest. I must say I don’t hold out much hope.
PS soup is fine for me as long as it’s blended. I don’t eat jelly and ice cream for obvious reasons, but I think milk/cream products are fine on the whole. It’s all been trial and error for me with no advice from anyone. My GP just said I was beyond his remit!