Lucas

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

 

I hope that this is not innappropriate, but you really made me laugh to think

that you were sending a message to the Group while you were still in the

procedure room.

 

I think that that one must be a first! Congratulations! LOL

 

I had a messy time with my manometry test too. I co-operated the best I could

but they could not get beyond the LES. It seems pretty logical to me that that

would be a common thing to happen. After all, isn't this what achalasia is all

about - failure of the LES to relax and allow the passage of food, fluid or a

horrible tube?

 

As someone else mentioned, they will have got the measurements of the degree of

peristalsis and pressure in the oesophagus. I don't think that they will have

much difficulty in diagnosing from that.

 

I keep thinking about you doing that message. You crack me up.

 

Best wishes to you from Ann in England.