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Oh I’ll be ok, I’m just

worried about eating to high of calorie stuff and messing with me teeth again.

I haven’t started choking at night again, but I do know stuff is staying

there!! I will feel it, or of a back wash feeling when I lay down. Sorry he

is not doing so well, hopefully he gets some good treatment from Dr. Rice.

From: achalasia [mailto:achalasia ] On Behalf Of let45ride

Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2006

9:39 AM

achalasia

Subject: DES for

,

DES is short for Diffuse

Esophageal Spasm, another esophagus

motility problem. It involves the spasms in

the body of the E, not

proper peristalsis, but the LES works

normally. We're realizing that

it's much more rare than A and many DES people are

misdiagnosed. Some

early A patients are mistaken for having

DES. At CCF last week, they

did their high-resolution manometry and believe

that he truly has DES,

not A. My husband's DES is pretty severe,

that's why they are

recommending surgery. Surgery would be

higher up on the E, called a

long myotomy. He gets symptoms very similar

to A: Severe spasms,

trouble swallowing solids and liquids at times,

spitting up foam,

weight loss, etc., so we can still relate to what

many people here go

through. I think sometimes the body or

middle of the E spasms so hard

it closes off, so like with A, he can't get

anything down for several

hours. I hope that answers your

questions. I'm sorry you have to

wait until May for your appointment at CCF!

I hope you're feeling

well enough to wait that long.

Take care!

in Michigan

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HI all, ? I have had 3 myotomy surgeries, I ended up in the ER 2 days ago because I was having really bad spasms. Nitro quick didn't work nor did my ativan. OUCH. I seem to keep getting these more intense and frequestly. Doesn't anyone talke a calcium blocker when they have a spasm. I was told by a lady I know at church that she takes some kind of calcium blocker but never did

ask her which one. Does anyone else suffer from if not daily spasms, then weekly? I have tried, warm drink, cold drink, etc. nothing.

Blessings, Ann in Tx.:)

-- DES for

,

DES is short for Diffuse Esophageal Spasm, another esophagus

motility problem. It involves the spasms in the body of the E, not

proper peristalsis, but the LES works normally. We're realizing that

it's much more rare than A and many DES people are misdiagnosed. Some

early A patients are mistaken for having DES. At CCF last week, they

did their high-resolution manometry and believe that he truly has DES,

not A. My husband's DES is pretty severe, that's why they are

recommending surgery. Surgery would be higher up on the E, called a

long myotomy. He gets symptoms very similar to A: Severe spasms,

trouble swallowing solids and liquids at times, spitting up foam,

weight loss, etc., so we can still relate to what many people here go

through. I think sometimes the body or middle of the E spasms so hard

it closes off, so like with A, he can't get anything down for several

hours. I hope that answers your questions. I'm sorry you have to

wait until May for your appointment at CCF! I hope you're feeling

well enough to wait that long.

Take care!

in Michigan

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OOPPS, PS, I think I am due to have another diliatation. I keep throwing up, some days are better then others. Does anyone else have horrible bouts with nausea, boy I do.

Thanks, Ann in Tx.

-- DES for

,

DES is short for Diffuse Esophageal Spasm, another esophagus

motility problem. It involves the spasms in the body of the E, not

proper peristalsis, but the LES works normally. We're realizing that

it's much more rare than A and many DES people are misdiagnosed. Some

early A patients are mistaken for having DES. At CCF last week, they

did their high-resolution manometry and believe that he truly has DES,

not A. My husband's DES is pretty severe, that's why they are

recommending surgery. Surgery would be higher up on the E, called a

long myotomy. He gets symptoms very similar to A: Severe spasms,

trouble swallowing solids and liquids at times, spitting up foam,

weight loss, etc., so we can still relate to what many people here go

through. I think sometimes the body or middle of the E spasms so hard

it closes off, so like with A, he can't get anything down for several

hours. I hope that answers your questions. I'm sorry you have to

wait until May for your appointment at CCF! I hope you're feeling

well enough to wait that long.

Take care!

in Michigan

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Ann

I use to take a calcium blocker, procardia

I believe. I don’t take it much anymore tho, just deal with the few that

I’ve had lately. I had some side effects from it that I didn’t

like, so I stopped!

From: achalasia

[mailto:achalasia ] On Behalf Of jaholliday5@...

Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2006

11:16 AM

achalasia

Subject: Re: DES for

HI

all, ? I have had 3 myotomy surgeries, I ended up in the ER

2 days ago because I was having really bad spasms. Nitro quick

didn't work nor did my ativan. OUCH. I seem to keep getting these

more intense and frequestly. Doesn't anyone talke a calcium blocker

when they have a spasm. I was told by a lady I know at church that

she takes some kind of calcium blocker but never did

ask her

which one. Does anyone else suffer from if not daily spasms, then

weekly? I have tried, warm drink, cold drink, etc. nothing.

Blessings,

Ann in Tx.:)

-- DES for

,

DES

is short for Diffuse Esophageal Spasm, another esophagus

motility

problem. It involves the spasms in the body of the E, not

proper

peristalsis, but the LES works normally. We're realizing that

it's

much more rare than A and many DES people are misdiagnosed. Some

early A

patients are mistaken for having DES. At CCF last week, they

did

their high-resolution manometry and believe that he truly has DES,

not

A. My husband's DES is pretty severe, that's why they are

recommending

surgery. Surgery would be higher up on the E, called a

long

myotomy. He gets symptoms very similar to A: Severe

spasms,

trouble

swallowing solids and liquids at times, spitting up foam,

weight

loss, etc., so we can still relate to what many people here go

through. I

think sometimes the body or middle of the E spasms so hard

it

closes off, so like with A, he can't get anything down for several

hours. I

hope that answers your questions. I'm sorry you have to

wait

until May for your appointment at CCF! I hope you're feeling

well

enough to wait that long.

Take

care!

in Michigan

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HUM,so what side effects were you experiencing. They must have been worse

then the spasms themselves.

Thanks, Ann

-- DES for

,

DES is short for Diffuse Esophageal Spasm, another esophagus

motility problem. It involves the spasms in the body of the E, not

proper peristalsis, but the LES works normally. We're realizing that

it's much more rare than A and many DES people are misdiagnosed. Some

early A patients are mistaken for having DES. At CCF last week, they

did their high-resolution manometry and believe that he truly has DES,

not A. My husband's DES is pretty severe, that's why they are

recommending surgery. Surgery would be higher up on the E, called a

long myotomy. He gets symptoms very similar to A: Severe spasms,

trouble swallowing solids and liquids at times, spitting up foam,

weight loss, etc., so we can still relate to what many people here go

through. I think sometimes the body or middle of the E spasms so hard

it closes off, so like with A, he can't get anything down for several

hours. I hope that answers your questions. I'm sorry you have to

wait until May for your appointment at CCF! I hope you're feeling

well enough to wait that long.

Take care!

in Michigan

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I had kind of a bad reaction to it and it

made my heart rate and had to go in to the ER and have it slowed down!! That

was my biggest problem with it!

From: achalasia

[mailto:achalasia ] On Behalf Of jaholliday5@...

Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2006

12:22 PM

achalasia

Subject: RE: DES for

HUM,so

what side effects were you experiencing. They must have been worse

then

the spasms themselves.

Thanks,

Ann

-- DES for

,

DES

is short for Diffuse Esophageal Spasm, another esophagus

motility

problem. It involves the spasms in the body of the E, not

proper

peristalsis, but the LES works normally. We're realizing that

it's

much more rare than A and many DES people are misdiagnosed. Some

early

A patients are mistaken for having DES. At CCF last week, they

did

their high-resolution manometry and believe that he truly has DES,

not

A. My husband's DES is pretty severe, that's why they are

recommending

surgery. Surgery would be higher up on the E, called a

long

myotomy. He gets symptoms very similar to A: Severe

spasms,

trouble

swallowing solids and liquids at times, spitting up foam,

weight

loss, etc., so we can still relate to what many people here go

through. I

think sometimes the body or middle of the E spasms so hard

it

closes off, so like with A, he can't get anything down for several

hours. I

hope that answers your questions. I'm sorry you have to

wait

until May for your appointment at CCF! I hope you're feeling

well

enough to wait that long.

Take

care!

in Michigan

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<*>

To visit your group on the web, go to:

achalasia/

<*>

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