Speaking of medical stuff, the GI issues persist. Well, actually they come and go which is weird because it was IBS for example, I don't think I'd have months of totally normal poops.
My doctor also doesn't know and has ordered a bunch more tests.
The previous set was all foodborne stuff and I don't have e coli, cyclospora, protozoa, etc. Which is good but also it would have been nice to have a treatment.
Now they just did one more stool test and a bunch of blood tests. Most haven't come back yet but I'm not anemic. I got the same test as Zora does at the vet every two months for inflammation and it shows I have slight inflammation but it doesn't specify how.
They're testing for celiac disease, which I'm sure I don't have. They're also testing for hyPERthyroid which I don't have. In fact, I don't have anything that causes weight loss because I have not been able to lose weight in any way (thanks, perimenopause).
So, it's all frustrating!
My doctor also doesn't know and has ordered a bunch more tests.
The previous set was all foodborne stuff and I don't have e coli, cyclospora, protozoa, etc. Which is good but also it would have been nice to have a treatment.
Now they just did one more stool test and a bunch of blood tests. Most haven't come back yet but I'm not anemic. I got the same test as Zora does at the vet every two months for inflammation and it shows I have slight inflammation but it doesn't specify how.
They're testing for celiac disease, which I'm sure I don't have. They're also testing for hyPERthyroid which I don't have. In fact, I don't have anything that causes weight loss because I have not been able to lose weight in any way (thanks, perimenopause).
So, it's all frustrating!
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