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The Right Diagnosis!


kidprodigy

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kidprodigy Rookie

Howdy, Ya'all!

I want to let you know that I finally have the RIGHT diagnosis. I'm on Day 10 of the 14-day treatment plan for my H. Pylori bacterial stomach infection and I feel fantastic! The abdominal pain, nausea, loss of appetite, fatigue and weight loss are almost a thing of the past. I've gained 2 lbs of body weight since I began treatment 9 days ago!  I feel like I've been given a whole new body and a second chance at life!

Thank you all for your support during this challenging, 10-month long living Hell that I wouldn't wish upon even my worst enemy.

-kidprodigy


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Congratulations!  I am sure you are relieved.  Thank you for coming back to report to us.   Would you mind if I merge this post with your previous post?  I think it will help others by seeing closure.  

kidprodigy Rookie
9 hours ago, cyclinglady said:

Congratulations!  I am sure you are relieved.  Thank you for coming back to report to us.   Would you mind if I merge this post with your previous post?  I think it will help others by seeing closure.  

Yes, I feel like a 10,000 lbs. weight has been lifted off of my shoulders so I can finally begin to feel "normal" again.  I might end up needing multiple rounds of treatment to fully eradicate this yucky stomach parasite, but I know that I will win the battle in the end.

No, I don't mind if you merge the two posts as I'd like to get the word out and am happy to answer any questions concerning my symptoms, diagnosis and treatment plan.

-kidprodigy

DJFL77I Experienced

I've heard H. Pylori can return or be hard to rid...   I thought I had it initially

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