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<blockquote data-quote="teasytux" data-source="post: 2210052" data-attributes="member: 32376"><p>Hello BHK,</p><p></p><p>Oh my, that's a real upsetting situation & conundrum. I feel for what you're going through as I have neuropathy & gastroparesis. </p><p></p><p>Myself, I'm Type1, 46 years since the age of 2. I lost my job in 95, due to neuropathy in my right arm. The following 2 years, the neuropathy also found its way to my legs & feet, eyesight, stomach & bowel. I was eventually diagnosed with chronic neuropathy, suffering great pain & despair that no treatments helped. I climbed the walls in agony & couldn't take. That ended up with myself doing something incredibly stupid & selfish.. the least said about really. It took many years before finding a combination that does little to relieve the pain & symptoms to this day. </p><p></p><p>The gastroparesis is a nightmare, absolute nightmare. To aid & lessen the awful effects, I learned to avoid certain foods & only try again with on a rare occasion, after years of trials. I have a low carb diet of just a few bland foods with a daily Duloxetine tablet & depend on 2 sachets of Movicol or Laxido at night as my bowel really really struggles without & stop the sachets when the gastroparesis is bad. </p><p></p><p>My consultant & I have many discussions on the gastroparesis effects on my blood sugar. I have come to terms with the fact I cannot stop the annoying swings caused by gastroparesis - it really is a nuisance though! </p><p></p><p>Reading your post, I couldn't help to see similarities with your descriptions to myself...although you've had many tests with negative results. I hope you can get an answer to help you.. I understand the awfulness of it all, affecting your life.</p><p></p><p>Best wishes to you,</p><p>Tux</p><p>keep smiling!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="teasytux, post: 2210052, member: 32376"] Hello BHK, Oh my, that's a real upsetting situation & conundrum. I feel for what you're going through as I have neuropathy & gastroparesis. Myself, I'm Type1, 46 years since the age of 2. I lost my job in 95, due to neuropathy in my right arm. The following 2 years, the neuropathy also found its way to my legs & feet, eyesight, stomach & bowel. I was eventually diagnosed with chronic neuropathy, suffering great pain & despair that no treatments helped. I climbed the walls in agony & couldn't take. That ended up with myself doing something incredibly stupid & selfish.. the least said about really. It took many years before finding a combination that does little to relieve the pain & symptoms to this day. The gastroparesis is a nightmare, absolute nightmare. To aid & lessen the awful effects, I learned to avoid certain foods & only try again with on a rare occasion, after years of trials. I have a low carb diet of just a few bland foods with a daily Duloxetine tablet & depend on 2 sachets of Movicol or Laxido at night as my bowel really really struggles without & stop the sachets when the gastroparesis is bad. My consultant & I have many discussions on the gastroparesis effects on my blood sugar. I have come to terms with the fact I cannot stop the annoying swings caused by gastroparesis - it really is a nuisance though! Reading your post, I couldn't help to see similarities with your descriptions to myself...although you've had many tests with negative results. I hope you can get an answer to help you.. I understand the awfulness of it all, affecting your life. Best wishes to you, Tux keep smiling! [/QUOTE]
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