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Well I have finally found out the biopsy results from colonoscopy I have descending UXC and inflamed bowel disease so now we know what is happening, I only get 3 days without bowel motion but average 9 times a day to the loo having a major effect. On my business, at present I am on 4 grams pentasa 65 mg steroids 30 mg lansprazole and 40 mg citilipram and yes I rattle, the flare ups have been major lots of blood and mucus so should destroying anyway will keep you posted thanks for the support

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    John,

    You have my every sympathy. Working and IBD simply doesnt work.

    I have colitis I am 64 this year I hoped to carry on till 70 because I like my job. But I can't. It's a shame because my skills are in demand.

    I can't comment on your meds but they soind about right. Watch those steriods though.

    In hospital they gave me a high dose of steriods because I was suffering from dementia due to septic shock, I came out of a coma fighting fit and took a swing at a doctor.

    I dont know how old you are, I feel the younger you are the worst it is. At least I can simply retire and collect a pension.

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      Hi Bob thanks for the kind words, yes this disease can be soul destroying and taking all those drugs does help some but not happy in regards of the steroids. I am being monitored by my go while I await the appointment with a consultant to go over future plans.

      anyway hope things work out for you

      thanks John

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    Hi johnc7524 if you are taking steroids please make sure you have calcium, steroids can do lot of damage to bonesĀ 
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      Hi Bustergut1 I am already on it taking lots of different vitamins and minerals to assist me

      thanks John

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