Started this discussion. Last reply by Clare Jenkins Jun 17, 2011.
Started this discussion. Last reply by Belinda Jan 19, 2011.
Started this discussion. Last reply by Clare Jenkins Dec 15, 2010.
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Belinda said… Hi claire, Paige is nearlly 3 years old nad still goes to see her hospital consultant.
They talked about the OP because my consultant though that at her age things should have started to heal. but as she had failed to cope on reduced medication it was clear things wern't moving as well as she'd liked/hoped.
Paige had been admitted into hospital prior after being sick for 18 days none stop and concerns about the weight loss and dhydration. We have reduce the Omeprozole right the way down to 2.5 at that point.
The only thing that stopped her symptoms was to increase back to 10mg.
she was meant to have a barrum swollow, but my god that kid kicked of big time, so it was all put on hold. The consultant has now said leave her on meds for a while longer till she is old enough to understand. She had me try re-introducing dairy and wheat and gluten.... That was a big mistake, within 5 days she was in increadable pian, so back to free from diet.
she currently takes Gaviscon advanced 2ml a day after breakfast, and 10mg Omeprozole a day after breakfast.
There are NO signs of reflux at all, except from time to time she will sort of reflux/burp togther but just rubs her chest and says parden me lol. (bless her). She is a very very windy child still, but has been since day one. I wouldn't worry to much about them offering you an op chuck it's only if they think things arn't healing. they will get you to try load of other things first, reducing medicaation will be one. Feel free to ask any thing chuck, if I can help i will.
Belinda said… Hi ya chuck, what made pig's consultant want to look into OP was because we had tried to reduce the Omeprozole three times, but with no joy.
She stated that she could stay on the medication for the rest of her life to control it, but was that really fair on her????.
Each time the Ompeprozole is reduced she will begin to vomit or have very runny poo that blisters and burns her bum, indicating lots of acid.
One of the BIGGEST worries for us all, was due to her breathing problems as a baby. Before being diagnosed she began to stop breathing and turn blue. This was classed as the body going into post trumatic shock. Due to the excesive raised amounts of acid in her body. With the reflux mussle (osophigus) (cant spell it lol) being fully open the acid could flow up and into the lung area. So her body shut down to prevent the acid being breathed in to her lungs, creating an even bigger problem.
Although her body was trying to help its self by shutting down, it didnt do any favours for the breathing, and possible brain damage at the time. You see I think it was that that they were more worried about than just the reflux.
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