Need someone w/medical background to help decipher diagnosis?
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A. Biopsy of the gastric antrum can be helpful in distinguishing Crohn's disease (CD) from other diseases of the intestinal tracts. \n1. The study used large cup gastric biopsy specimens from predetermined locations (gastric mapping). Follow up biopsies were obtained at one, two, and/or nine years. Biopsies with intestinal metaplasia were stained with high iron diamine/Alcian blue (HID/AB) to determine whether they expressed neutral mucins, sialomucins, or sulphomucins. Metaplasia is an abnormal growing of cells, and usually is ID'ed with cancer cells, but not always. the cells grow abnormally. \nNegative for malignancy... remember  malignant = 3. Pathology. \nb. (of a tumor) characterized by uncontrolled growth; cancerous, invasive, or metastatic.  \n \nH. Pylori is a bactrium that is found in the intestinal tract usually with ulcers. H Pylori is easily treated with a specialize antibiotic pack, (I've had this with my ulcer gone in less than a month :) ) \n\n\nAdenocarcinoma is a form of carcinoma that originates in glandular tissue. To be classified as adenocarcinoma, the cells don't necessarily need to be part of a gland, as long as they have secretory properties. This form of carcinoma can occur in some higher mammals, including humans. It's poorly distinguishable if iit's porly differentiated.
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Ask the doctor who diagnosed you.
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I'm sorry but only a doctor/psychiatrist can diagnose you...after an exam and possibly some testing.  So many illnesses have the same basic symptoms.\n\nPlease do not ask people here.  Most have no medical background and so usually the advice is wrong and often, if followed, will do more harm than good.\n\nPlease see your doctor asap!
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U should ask any near hospital about a specialist Dodtors,GOOD luck\n:)
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I am not going to try to guess as you do need to see a doctor but it could be anything from peri menopause to something more complicated like mulitple sclerois or anything else.
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There are a number of good, trustworthy sites that I'll list below.  It's important to go see a trained specialist if you need to discuss your particular case and its details.  While the web is a great resource to inform yourself, it cannot treat your illness.
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You need a professional medical evaluation!
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Get medical advice, find out what is causing them...;
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Have you tried the NHS website? It is pretty good for general diagnosis, and has links for specific problems. Good luck
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Go and see your doctor. There's no way even a qualified medical practitioner could give you a diagnosis without seeing you. A bunch on nosey web heads with nothing better to do than answer other peoples questions really aren't going to be able to help you much.
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Yes, you or I could possibly find this doctor. But more information is needed. What kind of Dr? and where?
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Go with her to her next medical appointment and discuss your concerns with her physician. Also, I would talk to other family members who maybe can watch her and see if they agree with your assessment. If they do you can work together to get her help.\n\nDementia is a really difficult problem because the person suffering from it rarely believes they have a problem. \n\nStrength in numbers!
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They might be ICD-9-CM diagnostic codes. You could try to figure them out using the ICD-9-CM guidelines, downloadable (free) from the CDC at http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/datawh/ftpserv/ftpicd9/ftpicd9.htm\n\nIt would be easier to call your doctor's office and ask them what it meant, then you can get any other questions you have about the diagnosis answered at the same time.
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I agree with Mr Scandalous completely.  An excellent response. \n\nAlso, no one here can tell you that you need medication, particularly with the scant information provided.\n\nA full patient history is required, and this is not the venue for professional diagnosos.\n\nGood luck.
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It would be irresponsible for anyone to attempt to diagnose your problem.  Someone may have had similar conditions and found a solution for them, but each person is different.  The fact that you've posted your question indicates your level of concern for this matter.  You should consult with your doctor regarding this matter.  A physical with blood tests should provide information for properly treating this problem.\n\nI wish you the best of luck and health.
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Ever do drugs? \n\nI'd get a second opinion, if I were you...just in case. \n\nUnexplained mental problems are nothing to mess around with. This really is something that only a doctor should give you advice on, nobody here is qualified to give you a diagnosis regardless of their profession. It would be nothing but speculation and you really need to be checked out in person.
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Try the phone book. Look under "doctors".