I feel like I have no control over my body...
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Hello,
I was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis a year and 3 months ago after being misdiagnosed as IBS for 18+ months.
After having my second colonoscopy I was prescribed Pentasa suppositories for proctitis and have spent over two weeks on them fine.
However last week I had no control over my bowels but it's very strange, I feel as if I need to go but when I do not much is there and as soon as I stand up it feels like I need to go again.
I have spent the last 6 days taking Picolax and Ducolax thinking it was a block only to this morning having an accident in the car on the way to work and having to ring up again.
Its really frustrating as the people at my job have been really good to me and I just want to go into work and be able to save enough to get on my feet.
Yet again I ended up having another panic attack because of this and I'm too scared to even get in the car, I tell myself it's ok and I having coping techniques that have worked before but the pain of not being able to physically sit on the toilet is too overwhelming.
Im at a loss, my GP receptionist says to talk to my IBD nurse, I've emailed and called..heard nothing back so far. The GP is pretty much at a loss when I've have bad spouts because I'm under the specialist but she basically works on her own with so many patients that it takes time to come to me.
Anyone else have this problem or that can help me please?
H x
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jill18833 twinny-brankz
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twinny-brankz jill18833
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Im waiting to hear back from IBD nurse but will ask if I can take something oral as well, as I'm having cramps and some blood.
Thank You
H x
kittd twinny-brankz
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You really do need to speak to someone. My ibd nurse is hard 2 get hold off as v busy in clinic or endoscopy unit but I get a reply if I email her. Can you email yours? If not maybe try to speak to yr Consultant's secretary?
Sending you a virtual ((hug)). Difficult for people to understand who don't have this condition & it's not an easy subject to discuss but this site offers lots of help & support from people who understand. I really hope you get some help. Keep in touch. PM me if you want.
Take care.
Kitti
twinny-brankz kittd
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Thank you for the hug, really need it at the moment I'm finding it hard to get in touch with anyone and when I do i usually get the wait and see if it settles or we can discuss this if it carries on at your appointment.
My IBD nurse is always really busy and my GP has knowledge but doesn't want to do something without her confirmation and as getting in touch with her is hard so big circle..
Thank you for replying!
H x
jill18833 twinny-brankz
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looloo43 twinny-brankz
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twinny-brankz looloo43
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thank you for replying, it's been hard to get my parents to understand the panic I have with it, one day when I was suppose to be going to work I was in that much pain and shaking so much I couldn't even get in the car! It's nice to know I have people I can speak to x
twinny-brankz
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Finally spoke to a GP and been prescribed some steroids and told to go on as normal as I can. Have an appointment with IBD nurse next week, a bit annoyed I've heard nothing in a week and even left a message with the clinic reception! oh well fun times!
Again, huge thank you! X
jill18833 twinny-brankz
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