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Pancriats sufficient

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gunelle

Guest
Hi all. I am a 33 year old with "mild" CF, and pancriats sufficent. I was diagnosed at 32. I have had tests taken, that show that I am sufficient at about 99 per cent. But however, I remeber as a child having terrible stomach-aches, and my mother tells me that I used to vomit frequently. And today there are foods that I can't eat, such as shrimps, boiled eggs and tunafish, they upsets my stomach and makes me go to the bathroom. Also I am quite often naucious lately.

I wonder if any of you have anything similar, even though you also are pancriatis sufficent?

Any repons will be welcomed.

Thanks.

G.
 
G

gunelle

Guest
Hi all. I am a 33 year old with "mild" CF, and pancriats sufficent. I was diagnosed at 32. I have had tests taken, that show that I am sufficient at about 99 per cent. But however, I remeber as a child having terrible stomach-aches, and my mother tells me that I used to vomit frequently. And today there are foods that I can't eat, such as shrimps, boiled eggs and tunafish, they upsets my stomach and makes me go to the bathroom. Also I am quite often naucious lately.

I wonder if any of you have anything similar, even though you also are pancriatis sufficent?

Any repons will be welcomed.

Thanks.

G.
 
G

gunelle

Guest
Hi all. I am a 33 year old with "mild" CF, and pancriats sufficent. I was diagnosed at 32. I have had tests taken, that show that I am sufficient at about 99 per cent. But however, I remeber as a child having terrible stomach-aches, and my mother tells me that I used to vomit frequently. And today there are foods that I can't eat, such as shrimps, boiled eggs and tunafish, they upsets my stomach and makes me go to the bathroom. Also I am quite often naucious lately.

I wonder if any of you have anything similar, even though you also are pancriatis sufficent?

Any repons will be welcomed.

Thanks.

G.
 
G

gunelle

Guest
Hi all. I am a 33 year old with "mild" CF, and pancriats sufficent. I was diagnosed at 32. I have had tests taken, that show that I am sufficient at about 99 per cent. But however, I remeber as a child having terrible stomach-aches, and my mother tells me that I used to vomit frequently. And today there are foods that I can't eat, such as shrimps, boiled eggs and tunafish, they upsets my stomach and makes me go to the bathroom. Also I am quite often naucious lately.

I wonder if any of you have anything similar, even though you also are pancriatis sufficent?

Any repons will be welcomed.

Thanks.

G.
 
G

gunelle

Guest
Hi all. I am a 33 year old with "mild" CF, and pancriats sufficent. I was diagnosed at 32. I have had tests taken, that show that I am sufficient at about 99 per cent. But however, I remeber as a child having terrible stomach-aches, and my mother tells me that I used to vomit frequently. And today there are foods that I can't eat, such as shrimps, boiled eggs and tunafish, they upsets my stomach and makes me go to the bathroom. Also I am quite often naucious lately.
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<br />I wonder if any of you have anything similar, even though you also are pancriatis sufficent?
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<br />Any repons will be welcomed.
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<br />Thanks.
<br />
<br />G.
 

BaylorCrew07

New member
You are not alone!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

I am pancreatic sufficient, and have never been on enzymes...I've had samples, but noticed no difference, and tests show that I don't need them, so whatever.

Anyway, despite being pancreatic sufficient, I cannot eat any excess of fatty foods. Last weekend was my bf's birthday, and I ate so bad all weeked that my stomach is still in fits. I'm not sure, but I think pancreatic sufficiency may be more on a spectrum than black/white you are/are not type of thing.

So long story short, I do have abdominal pain, GI issues when eating certain foods, despite being pacreatic sufficient.
 

BaylorCrew07

New member
You are not alone!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

I am pancreatic sufficient, and have never been on enzymes...I've had samples, but noticed no difference, and tests show that I don't need them, so whatever.

Anyway, despite being pancreatic sufficient, I cannot eat any excess of fatty foods. Last weekend was my bf's birthday, and I ate so bad all weeked that my stomach is still in fits. I'm not sure, but I think pancreatic sufficiency may be more on a spectrum than black/white you are/are not type of thing.

So long story short, I do have abdominal pain, GI issues when eating certain foods, despite being pacreatic sufficient.
 

BaylorCrew07

New member
You are not alone!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

I am pancreatic sufficient, and have never been on enzymes...I've had samples, but noticed no difference, and tests show that I don't need them, so whatever.

Anyway, despite being pancreatic sufficient, I cannot eat any excess of fatty foods. Last weekend was my bf's birthday, and I ate so bad all weeked that my stomach is still in fits. I'm not sure, but I think pancreatic sufficiency may be more on a spectrum than black/white you are/are not type of thing.

So long story short, I do have abdominal pain, GI issues when eating certain foods, despite being pacreatic sufficient.
 

BaylorCrew07

New member
You are not alone!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

I am pancreatic sufficient, and have never been on enzymes...I've had samples, but noticed no difference, and tests show that I don't need them, so whatever.

Anyway, despite being pancreatic sufficient, I cannot eat any excess of fatty foods. Last weekend was my bf's birthday, and I ate so bad all weeked that my stomach is still in fits. I'm not sure, but I think pancreatic sufficiency may be more on a spectrum than black/white you are/are not type of thing.

So long story short, I do have abdominal pain, GI issues when eating certain foods, despite being pacreatic sufficient.
 

BaylorCrew07

New member
You are not alone!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
<br />
<br />I am pancreatic sufficient, and have never been on enzymes...I've had samples, but noticed no difference, and tests show that I don't need them, so whatever.
<br />
<br />Anyway, despite being pancreatic sufficient, I cannot eat any excess of fatty foods. Last weekend was my bf's birthday, and I ate so bad all weeked that my stomach is still in fits. I'm not sure, but I think pancreatic sufficiency may be more on a spectrum than black/white you are/are not type of thing.
<br />
<br />So long story short, I do have abdominal pain, GI issues when eating certain foods, despite being pacreatic sufficient.
 
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marcijo

Guest
Interesting! I am PS ( diagnosed at 21 with CF) but someties my stomach will bother me. It seems to go in spurts...and I can't exactly pinpoint it to anything.
 
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marcijo

Guest
Interesting! I am PS ( diagnosed at 21 with CF) but someties my stomach will bother me. It seems to go in spurts...and I can't exactly pinpoint it to anything.
 
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marcijo

Guest
Interesting! I am PS ( diagnosed at 21 with CF) but someties my stomach will bother me. It seems to go in spurts...and I can't exactly pinpoint it to anything.
 
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marcijo

Guest
Interesting! I am PS ( diagnosed at 21 with CF) but someties my stomach will bother me. It seems to go in spurts...and I can't exactly pinpoint it to anything.
 
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marcijo

Guest
Interesting! I am PS ( diagnosed at 21 with CF) but someties my stomach will bother me. It seems to go in spurts...and I can't exactly pinpoint it to anything.
 

Kristen

New member
Yup, although sometimes I think it's due to too many antibiotics. It was especially bad when I was on the 3-day a week regime of azithromycin, and after I suffered from a bought of C. diff (ew, that was awful and seriously took me over a year to recover from). I haven't noticed it to be food-specific. I will say that I have had pancreatitis before, so I'm sure my pancreas has issues!
 

Kristen

New member
Yup, although sometimes I think it's due to too many antibiotics. It was especially bad when I was on the 3-day a week regime of azithromycin, and after I suffered from a bought of C. diff (ew, that was awful and seriously took me over a year to recover from). I haven't noticed it to be food-specific. I will say that I have had pancreatitis before, so I'm sure my pancreas has issues!
 

Kristen

New member
Yup, although sometimes I think it's due to too many antibiotics. It was especially bad when I was on the 3-day a week regime of azithromycin, and after I suffered from a bought of C. diff (ew, that was awful and seriously took me over a year to recover from). I haven't noticed it to be food-specific. I will say that I have had pancreatitis before, so I'm sure my pancreas has issues!
 

Kristen

New member
Yup, although sometimes I think it's due to too many antibiotics. It was especially bad when I was on the 3-day a week regime of azithromycin, and after I suffered from a bought of C. diff (ew, that was awful and seriously took me over a year to recover from). I haven't noticed it to be food-specific. I will say that I have had pancreatitis before, so I'm sure my pancreas has issues!
 

Kristen

New member
Yup, although sometimes I think it's due to too many antibiotics. It was especially bad when I was on the 3-day a week regime of azithromycin, and after I suffered from a bought of C. diff (ew, that was awful and seriously took me over a year to recover from). I haven't noticed it to be food-specific. I will say that I have had pancreatitis before, so I'm sure my pancreas has issues!
 
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