i  have gastro peresis and have to take injections and i need to knw what else i can do?
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Request a new primary care doctor!\nMost have you sign liability waivers anyway.  Get help!
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close your eyes u wont even fill the needle coming out because you'll be numb but see if you can find another qualifying dentist in your area that will accept your insurance that has the gas
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Eat 2 fruit servings, Five Veggies (preferably non-starchy ie: no potato, corn etc...)Choose leafy green or high fiber.  One serving of brown rice, rice cakes, or rice flour.  Eat every 3 hours!  Drink at least 8 glasses of water a day. NO COFFEE, drink Green Tea.  Exercise everyday.   3days strength training and (30 min) and 7days Cardio (walking, running, biking, swimming, jumping rope) 60min. \nRemember it has to come out of you, so be prepared to go the bathroom, you should not have diareah, but you should be going a lot! maybe 2 to 3 times a day!\nGood Luck!
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IT CAN BE CAUSED BUY MANY DIFFERENT THINGS INCLUDING DIET, GAS OR A LOWWER GI PROBLEM BUT IF IT CONTINUES YOU SHOULD SEE A DOCTOR
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drink hot water.\nhave triphala at night.\ndo pranayama.\ndo not sleep in the afternoon.\nyou will never have gastric problems.
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Several things.#1 There is an over the counter medication called Gas X- in chewable or pill form.\n#2 Some people with a lot of gas have to stear away from spicy foods, onions, peppers, prunes and such. \n#3 you might  check out to see if you have a dairy digestion problem. You can buy milk called Lactaid, and there are pills to take or chew to help you digest the milk sugar.\n#4 don't drink from a straw because you are more apt to swallow more air.\n#5 Also take a good walk a little bit after eating, it will help move the gas out.\n#6 There is a over the counter pill called Beano which helps people digest things like beans, broclii etc.\n#7 don't drink soda or other drinks with bubbles in them.\n#8 chew your food well, make sure the digestive juices from your mouth work on what you are chewing. Don't chew and talk at the same time.\n#9 keep a record of what you eat when you get more gas, then try to avoid food that gives you gas or use one of those meds I recommended. \nAlway check with your doctor
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Talk to your doctor and get suppositories.
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Consult to a doctor\n\nGood Luck
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you probably have 'gerd'.  stomach acid like yours can cause ulcers in your esophogus.  prevacid is best prescription.  maybe you need an endoscopy.  according to another q:  i am believing you have been under some unbearable stress at home.  i've beem treated for 'gerd' and ulcers in my esophogus for years!  \n\nI ALSO ANSWERED 'CAN GOD CONTROL YOUR LIFE'?  i also turned in that guy who is trying to knock the props from under you.  you see, GOD sends help just when you need it most!  WHY?  BECAUSE HE LOVES YOU AND IS REACHING OUT TO HELP YOU IN HIS WORD!
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Hi.  I have had diabetes since I was 9 and I am 35 now.  That is a lot of shots, since I have to take them 3 times a day.  I alternate my injection site every time to decrease scar tissue and tissue damage, and to minimize pain.  I use my upper arm, back of my arms, legs, stomach, and both butt cheeks.  Since I am right handed it is easier to take the injection in my left cheek, but I still manage to use both sides.  I keep the injections in my butt higher up but have used a lot of the general area.  I have never had any problems of any sort when using my backside for injections.  The buttock is listed in most literature as one of many possible and safe injection sites.  There are many great books, Internet sites, and magazines out today that you might be interested in.  You can find some good information on any Diabetes issues you may have.  Of course, you can always speak to your physician if you are having a lot of pain or are concerned about causing yourself problems.  Check out this article and look around the site.  Hope this helps.  http://www.bddiabetes.com/us/yourinsulin/howto_injection.asp
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I find taking charcoal tablets/capusles very helpful. You should be able to find them at you local health food store.
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What the heck do you mean by "consolidate"?  Do you mean I should take my three daily injections all at once?  Um - no, not unless my intent is suicide!  Just as one has to spread one's daily bread over the entire day, one has to spread one's treatment of one's diabetes over the whole day.  \nIf one were fortunate enough to have a mild enough case of diabetes that one cold make do with diet control and one pill a day, that's great - but you asked about injections, not about oral meds.  If you're a newly-diagnosed diabetic, don't freak around!  Do what your doctor tells you about the disease.  To learn more, ask for a referral to a certified diabetes educator - usually a Registered Nurse who's completed graduate studies in diabetes management.  He or she can tell you a lot about the illness you didn't  know, and he or she is actually a better choice to teach you how to self-inject than the doctor usually is!  Good luck, bro - it's a p*i*s*s*e*r of a disease and it usually kills us, eventually.  Our job is to put off that final nail in our coffins as long as possible.  So get edu-ma-cated, okay?
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Try just eating one kind of food a day and then if you have gas the next day you can start to find out what foods cause it. Good Luck
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You should see a doctor and find out what to do.  \n\nYou need to note when you get them. . .after kissing someone, performing oral sex, eating foods high in acid. . .there may be an over the counter medication that can help for that.
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Gastritis can be serious.  How was it diagnosed?  What did the doctor tell you?  The most important thing is to find the cause.  Sadly, it is too easy for many docs to just prescribe a drug to block the symptoms.  It can take real mental effort and hard work by the doctor to work with the patient to find the cause.  (Which is why most docs don't do it!)\n\nI would like to suggest a book by Sherry Rogers, M.D. called "No More Heartburn".  She discusses the many causes of stomach and digestive problems, how to identify the true causes and how to treat them.  I highly recommend this book.  You can order it at Amazon.com or through her publisher at 1-800-846-6687.\n\nBest wishes and good luck!
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Try Pepto Bismo it should help with any stomach problems.
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The answer to your question requires much information you have left out.  The best answer will come from a Gastroenterolgist or Internal Medicine Specialist.  You can look them up in the Yellow Pages.\n\nDo not ask a 'regular' doctor or GP.  That is like asking the Missouri weaterman about weather in China.  Better than asking the man in the street, but not nearly as good as asking someone who has extensive experience in China.\n\nAlways ask the most expert person when that is possible.\n\nYour condition sounds serious enough that you should carefully avoid amateurs and get only expert advice.