Guest guest Posted February 13, 2006 Report Share Posted February 13, 2006 Hi Everyone, Have any of you heard, or know of anyone that has or has been diagnosed with " Acute Mesenteric Adentitis? " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2006 Report Share Posted February 13, 2006 i'm very sorry to hear about your daughters mesenteric adenitis, kelly......OMG, this has to stop, this nightmare of ours! i have horrible pains over my kidneys, which sometimes radiates up my scapula (shoulder blades) & rarely, though, comes around the front somewhat.....as of yet, no doc has diagnosed this problem at allllllllllll. i KNOW its due to the molds, but proving it, is quite another story. research, kelly, but the milk thistle helps me ........VERY MUCH! take care, & God bless, victoria [] acute mesenteric adenitis > Hi All, > I am a bit aware of what this is. Just not familiar with it. My daughter > (10) was once again taken to ER a couple of weeks ago. She had been > getting sick again. This time though it brought back horrible memories > for all of us, from when we were in our sick home. But, I could tell it > wasn't the same. As after 5 years I have figured out what her symptoms > are after being exposed again. > So, after much arguing with the attending doctor to get a CAT scan done on > her stomach area-I had finally succeeded after 7 years. We would see if > there was something wrong with her appendix. (that's what I was afraid was > wrong & didn't want to wait for a miss diagnosis) Well anyway, the > results came back and she has this mesenteric adenitis. (swollen and > enlarged lymph nodes around her internal organs in her belly area) That is > what is causing her problems with her stomach. > So, I figured maybe some others were diagnosed with this after exposure. > Her diet has been extremely modified. (by me-because I know what makes > her sick) So, now we have to go see this specialist (surgeon) to monitor > the condition. I want to know as much as I can. The feeling I have is > kind of like when we found out we had mold. NOT A CLUE!!!! I feel like I > have to know everything about it, before taking her there. So, I figured > maybe some you had been diagnosed with this, or maybe knew someone who > had. Just so I would have extra knowledge before going in blind about it > as I am now. > I know what the first thougt from many of you will be, as it was mine too. > She is not being exposed to mold at school, home, or grandmas house. > Which is where she spends 95% of her time. We know these are safe. > Also, I have been hearing alot about milk thistle from all of you. I have > to research it more. But, wondered if it might help. They have the tea > at health food store, and she loves tea. (can't take pills) > It is hard to give her much of anything, as it all makes her sick. We > finally got her a multi-vitamin with enzymes in it,(liquid) which she has > taken for 3 days now, and she has not gotten sick. This after about 15 > different vitamins. > Thank you all for your time. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2006 Report Share Posted February 13, 2006 Thank you , I will have to start researching milk thistle today. I am wondering however if tea is okay. I have found it in pill form, but because pills seem to be hard to digest for her I have to try and stay with liquid stuff. I am sorry to hear about your pain also. Its horrible to know there is something wrong and the doctors cannot find it. My daughter has been in the hospital so many times. Had every test, x-ray and so forth done. That I had had enough. They told me they didn't do CAT scans on kids because of the radiation. This I understand, but geez I wanted to know what was wrong with her. So, I told him either do it, or we would not leave the hospital until they did it. I said that there is something definitely wrong with her and this might be the only answer to find out what it was, since it is her stomach. Finally, after 3 hours of the argument and refusing to sign her out they did it. He did commend me however for fighting for her. If they would not have done it, we would not know what was wrong. My thought was, I understand the radiation part of it. But, she is so sick-alittle radiation is better than not knowing what is wrong. Atleast now, we can understand why she goes thru all of this sickness and try to fix it. She cannot eat meat, raw veggies and fruit, spaghetti, chili, (spicy foods, acidic foods), orange juice, any type of pill, rich foods (like chocolate, ice cream), she cannot miss a meal, and needs snacks in between, she has to get 10 hours of sleep, no strenuous exercise or play, medicine is the hardest of all, it basically all makes her sick. They did however give her some kind of dissolving pill for her stomach. So far, she has taken it 4 times and the symptoms have gotten better, the pain is still there, but no throwing up, or diarrhea. If there is something that upsets her it triggers the symptoms. If there is a test at school, or something that gets her nerves excited she gets sick. It just seems that if she could just lay in a bed, not talk, and just eat cream of potatoes soup it would all be good. Funny though, my son is basically pretty healthy. It's weird how one child coming out of the same environment, with the same exact symptoms can react differently than their sibling. I hope they can find what it wrong with you. Even if there is no medical cure, you could atleast try to treat the symptoms, find out what can make it feel better, or makes it worse. You are right this has to stop. Think about it, we are just 2 families with problems. We here on the board atleast are aware and have knowledge of mold. While others sit sick at home, not knowing why they are sick, doctors telling them nothing is wrong, while in horrific pain, or enduring illnesses that don't go away. I feel fortunate enough to atleast " be in the know. " To also have wonderful people on this board that know also, and understand. For that I am thankful everyday. Also, that all us here atleast made it out alive, even with the illnesses, pain and suffering. Some are not as fortunate. Take care, [] acute mesenteric adenitis > > >> Hi All, >> I am a bit aware of what this is. Just not familiar with it. My >> daughter >> (10) was once again taken to ER a couple of weeks ago. She had been >> getting sick again. This time though it brought back horrible memories >> for all of us, from when we were in our sick home. But, I could tell it >> wasn't the same. As after 5 years I have figured out what her symptoms >> are after being exposed again. >> So, after much arguing with the attending doctor to get a CAT scan done >> on >> her stomach area-I had finally succeeded after 7 years. We would see if >> there was something wrong with her appendix. (that's what I was afraid >> was >> wrong & didn't want to wait for a miss diagnosis) Well anyway, the >> results came back and she has this mesenteric adenitis. (swollen and >> enlarged lymph nodes around her internal organs in her belly area) That >> is >> what is causing her problems with her stomach. >> So, I figured maybe some others were diagnosed with this after exposure. >> Her diet has been extremely modified. (by me-because I know what makes >> her sick) So, now we have to go see this specialist (surgeon) to monitor >> the condition. I want to know as much as I can. The feeling I have is >> kind of like when we found out we had mold. NOT A CLUE!!!! I feel like I >> have to know everything about it, before taking her there. So, I figured >> maybe some you had been diagnosed with this, or maybe knew someone who >> had. Just so I would have extra knowledge before going in blind about it >> as I am now. >> I know what the first thougt from many of you will be, as it was mine >> too. >> She is not being exposed to mold at school, home, or grandmas house. >> Which is where she spends 95% of her time. We know these are safe. >> Also, I have been hearing alot about milk thistle from all of you. I >> have >> to research it more. But, wondered if it might help. They have the tea >> at health food store, and she loves tea. (can't take pills) >> It is hard to give her much of anything, as it all makes her sick. We >> finally got her a multi-vitamin with enzymes in it,(liquid) which she has >> taken for 3 days now, and she has not gotten sick. This after about 15 >> different vitamins. >> Thank you all for your time. >> >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2006 Report Share Posted February 13, 2006 , Thank goodness for your persistance girl, good going. You know if you didn't continue with the determination that you have, not only for yourself, but mainly for your children, the next diagnosis you would have had from these doctors would be " hypochondriac " or worse because the doctor wasn't diligent enough to continue his examination. I can understand this diagnosis for some of us, because they don't understand and they don't have the answers for more than 3 symptoms, but I can't understand this when it comes to children. How and why would they be making this stuff up? I did a little bit of research myself last nite , even though I didn't get back with you (late) I am so sorry you are having to deal with this now too, but at least you have an answer and that's half the battle. This illness acute mesenteric adenitis there is definately one thing that I do not understand, why does this seem to occur after a battle or two of upper respiratory infections, according to research, several that I had read. This just seems to be very odd and since many of us are dealing with inflammation of the lymph nodes everywhere else, why not in that location also. I was looking at some x-rays last night on just this and these type of pains seem like they could be misdiagnosed in females for these reason (and I'm not only speaking of your daughter , but many others that have had pain in that area) adhesions, ovaries, of course appendix, gall bladder, but what they did show was about 5 swollen lymph nodes that were retaining fluid. As far as milk thistle, with the positive results that many have had on this board, again it is great for the liver and kidneys, I don't know if it would help this or these pains. But as well as it works, it surely couldn't hurt. , please keep us informed. KC > > Hi All, > I am a bit aware of what this is. Just not familiar with it. My daughter (10) was once again taken to ER a couple of weeks ago. She had been getting sick again. This time though it brought back horrible memories for all of us, from when we were in our sick home. But, I could tell it wasn't the same. As after 5 years I have figured out what her symptoms are after being exposed again. > So, after much arguing with the attending doctor to get a CAT scan done on her stomach area-I had finally succeeded after 7 years. We would see if there was something wrong with her appendix. (that's what I was afraid was wrong & didn't want to wait for a miss diagnosis) Well anyway, the results came back and she has this mesenteric adenitis. (swollen and enlarged lymph nodes around her internal organs in her belly area) That is what is causing her problems with her stomach. > So, I figured maybe some others were diagnosed with this after exposure. Her diet has been extremely modified. (by me-because I know what makes her sick) So, now we have to go see this specialist (surgeon) to monitor the condition. I want to know as much as I can. The feeling I have is kind of like when we found out we had mold. NOT A CLUE!!!! I feel like I have to know everything about it, before taking her there. So, I figured maybe some you had been diagnosed with this, or maybe knew someone who had. Just so I would have extra knowledge before going in blind about it as I am now. > I know what the first thougt from many of you will be, as it was mine too. She is not being exposed to mold at school, home, or grandmas house. Which is where she spends 95% of her time. We know these are safe. > Also, I have been hearing alot about milk thistle from all of you. I have to research it more. But, wondered if it might help. They have the tea at health food store, and she loves tea. (can't take pills) > It is hard to give her much of anything, as it all makes her sick. We finally got her a multi-vitamin with enzymes in it,(liquid) which she has taken for 3 days now, and she has not gotten sick. This after about 15 different vitamins. > Thank you all for your time. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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