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  1. mom2allison
    Kjblock - I had never heard of Perthes. Upon reading it, it sounds like it could be a problem. But the thing I can't tell is if the pain usually progress to be worse as time goes on, or if it could be intermittent. Also, the only other reason I might not thing it would be that would be that her knee pain is in her left knee, and abdominal pain on the right...
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    Just left the doctors. Got her blood redrawn and picked up the results that had come in so far. IGA: 148 mg/dL Transglutaminase IgA: 5 units. TSH: 2.309 uIU/mL Free T4: 1.4 ng/dL So, looks like those are all within normal range, which is good. But now to see if we can find the missing piece to the puzzle. Thanks for all the feedback while...
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    When she had the mono last year, they did a mono test and it came back positive. They repeated the test a couple weeks later and checked for the mono titter and it had come down significantly. So I am guessing it was mono and not Epstein Barr. Her body aches began even before the mono did, this has been an ongoing issue for a couple years, though it is...
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    We are looking at a better schedule/plan for the next semester. It has just been hard to stick to our original one for this semester with the amount of doctors, orthodontist, ER visits, and physical therapy appointments she has had. As well as surgery. (30 visits all together) She has gotten behind and is in the final week of the semester now and playing...
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    I definitely didn't mean to offend anyone by saying that sometimes I thought she was using it as a way to get out of doing something she didn't want to do. I do not know what it is like to live with pain everyday, that is true. And I don't wish that on anyone, especially my daughter. The biggest struggle outside of health related issues that I have...
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    Bartfull - Your mother sounds exactly like my daughter. Pretty much every day she is having some kind of pain. Maybe not all day, and maybe not severe, but something is always bothering her. I don't think she is making it up, but I do sometimes think she uses it as an out for doing things she doesn't want to. Usually I can tell the difference though. The...
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    She was on antibiotics for 2 weeks for her sinus infection. Shortly after that she started having some diarrhea but nothing horrible. Then 3 weeks later she was on antibiotics again for another 10 days for her ear infection and was having more frequent diarrhea. At that point we started her on probiotics as well as eating Activia daily. Stomach issues...
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    Although she danced for so many years (is out this year due to all the injuries and illnesses) she is not very flexible. She always struggled in the tumbling classes, even though she wanted so badly to be good at them. Also, all of the times she felt she was going to pass out was directly related to when she was having severe abdominal pain. I will keep those...
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    She is not small for her age. As a baby she was labeled as failure to thrive because over a 2 month period she gained no weight, and actually lost half a pound. After a lot of testing it was determined she had a bladder infection. By the time she was 5 she was the same size as her peers. But now she is taller than most. She is almost 5'5" and 128 pounds...
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    Hello Everyone - I am hoping for some feedback and answers. I have a 12 year old daughter who is having blood work done to look for possible, Crohn's, Celiac, and/or Colitis. Tests ordered include CBC w/DIFF, ESR, ALKALINE PHOSPHATE, ALBUMIN, AMYLASE, BUN, CALCIUM, CREATININE, LIPASE, PROTEIN (TOTAL), SGOT (AST), SGPT (ALT), T4 (FREE), TSH, IMMUNOGLOBULIN...
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