This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
My daughter (almost 1) had a sweat test score of 10 - she does not digest solids but has been gaining weight since being on Elecare. Her stools are mucus filled - not greasy. She has not had pulmonary issues but has an underlying congestion that does not seem bothersome to her. We noticed...
My daughter (almost 1) had a sweat test score of 10 - she does not digest solids but has been gaining weight since being on Elecare. Her stools are mucus filled - not greasy. She has not had pulmonary issues but has an underlying congestion that does not seem bothersome to her. We noticed...
My daughter (almost 1) had a sweat test score of 10 - she does not digest solids but has been gaining weight since being on Elecare. Her stools are mucus filled - not greasy. She has not had pulmonary issues but has an underlying congestion that does not seem bothersome to her. We noticed...
My daughter (almost 1) had a sweat test score of 10 - she does not digest solids but has been gaining weight since being on Elecare. Her stools are mucus filled - not greasy. She has not had pulmonary issues but has an underlying congestion that does not seem bothersome to her. We noticed...
My daughter (almost 1) had a sweat test score of 10 - she does not digest solids but has been gaining weight since being on Elecare. Her stools are mucus filled - not greasy. She has not had pulmonary issues but has an underlying congestion that does not seem bothersome to her. We noticed...
Hi Steve,
My daughter had a 10 on her sweat test. Her GI says that it is impossible for her to have CF with a 10 on her sweat test. She also had a normal fecal elastace test and fecal fat test. However - she has almost constant mucus stools since birth. I do not think he will order the Ambry...
I guess he is better at patient care for a known condition than mystery diagnosis. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0"> I'm glad you have had better luck there.
I guess he is better at patient care for a known condition than mystery diagnosis. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0"> I'm glad you have had better luck there.
I guess he is better at patient care for a known condition than mystery diagnosis. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0"> I'm glad you have had better luck there.
I guess he is better at patient care for a known condition than mystery diagnosis. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0"> I'm glad you have had better luck there.
I guess he is better at patient care for a known condition than mystery diagnosis. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0"> I'm glad you have had better luck there.
Her ped is great - he doesn't seem to know much about CF but he will readily admit that. He is civilian. He has given us referrals when I asked and didn't act weird about it. The really funny (sad) thing about the GI saying she may have toddler diarrhea was that he said something about it...
Her ped is great - he doesn't seem to know much about CF but he will readily admit that. He is civilian. He has given us referrals when I asked and didn't act weird about it. The really funny (sad) thing about the GI saying she may have toddler diarrhea was that he said something about it...
Her ped is great - he doesn't seem to know much about CF but he will readily admit that. He is civilian. He has given us referrals when I asked and didn't act weird about it. The really funny (sad) thing about the GI saying she may have toddler diarrhea was that he said something about it...
Her ped is great - he doesn't seem to know much about CF but he will readily admit that. He is civilian. He has given us referrals when I asked and didn't act weird about it. The really funny (sad) thing about the GI saying she may have toddler diarrhea was that he said something about it...
Her ped is great - he doesn't seem to know much about CF but he will readily admit that. He is civilian. He has given us referrals when I asked and didn't act weird about it. The really funny (sad) thing about the GI saying she may have toddler diarrhea was that he said something about it...
I saw that they have that there and it makes me nervous- I know it is just one doctor but her GI is also at the Naval Hospital and he has been such a battle for me that I am a little nervous to see anyone else there. He actually tried to say at her last appt that maybe it is just toddler...
I saw that they have that there and it makes me nervous- I know it is just one doctor but her GI is also at the Naval Hospital and he has been such a battle for me that I am a little nervous to see anyone else there. He actually tried to say at her last appt that maybe it is just toddler...
I saw that they have that there and it makes me nervous- I know it is just one doctor but her GI is also at the Naval Hospital and he has been such a battle for me that I am a little nervous to see anyone else there. He actually tried to say at her last appt that maybe it is just toddler...
I saw that they have that there and it makes me nervous- I know it is just one doctor but her GI is also at the Naval Hospital and he has been such a battle for me that I am a little nervous to see anyone else there. He actually tried to say at her last appt that maybe it is just toddler...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.