Guest guest Posted November 2, 1999 Report Share Posted November 2, 1999 Who the hell knows any causes, but in my case I have a ton of chemical exposure. I was a submarine officer in the US Navy, with two shipyard periods under my belt. However, I am not sure if this could be a cause for PSC, since there are over a hundred thousand other guys who had the same exposure to chemicals and don't have PSC. Jon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 2, 1999 Report Share Posted November 2, 1999 Hi! When mentioned Phenobarbital, yet another medicine came to mind. I had to be on it when I was a child. I have been exposed to an extensive amount of formaldehyde (SP??); extensive amount of ammonia, chlorine, household cleaners and pesticides. I recently posted information that I wanted this group to join in because I have always believed that chemicals has got to be one of the reasons we have this horrible disease. Thank you for taking over because I am getting worse. In response to , Phenobarbital is not considered a chemical. Hugs, Biddy Exposure to chemicals >I'm collecting information about chemical exposure. So, if any of you >are willing to share, please print a short summary of what you might >consider excessive chemical exposure (See Dianne Arneill's recent >post). I'd really appreciate it. > >I had a massive, accidental exposure to pesticides which almost killed >me in 1975. I have often wondered whether there was any link to the >subsequent psc. Certainly there may be no correlation, but I'm still >curious. > >I hope all of you are enjoying the day and feeling good. I'm better >today--completely recovered from the ERCP, and I don't have to repeat >the procedure till the first week in December. >Take care, Have fun.... > in NH (where there's a perfect fall day just waiting for me) > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >The Mental Health Practitioner’s Instant Resource >Library for $5.99! A 4-book set of time-saving >aids for clinical tasks - a $139.35 value >Join the book club NOW at >http://clickhere./click/1371 > > >-- Talk to your group with your own voice! >-- /VoiceChatPage?listName= & m=1 > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 2, 1999 Report Share Posted November 2, 1999 Hi! When mentioned Phenobarbital, yet another medicine came to mind. I had to be on it when I was a child. I have been exposed to an extensive amount of formaldehyde (SP??); extensive amount of ammonia, chlorine, household cleaners and pesticides. I recently posted information that I wanted this group to join in because I have always believed that chemicals has got to be one of the reasons we have this horrible disease. Thank you for taking over because I am getting worse. In response to , Phenobarbital is not considered a chemical. Hugs, Biddy Exposure to chemicals >I'm collecting information about chemical exposure. So, if any of you >are willing to share, please print a short summary of what you might >consider excessive chemical exposure (See Dianne Arneill's recent >post). I'd really appreciate it. > >I had a massive, accidental exposure to pesticides which almost killed >me in 1975. I have often wondered whether there was any link to the >subsequent psc. Certainly there may be no correlation, but I'm still >curious. > >I hope all of you are enjoying the day and feeling good. I'm better >today--completely recovered from the ERCP, and I don't have to repeat >the procedure till the first week in December. >Take care, Have fun.... > in NH (where there's a perfect fall day just waiting for me) > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >The Mental Health Practitioner’s Instant Resource >Library for $5.99! A 4-book set of time-saving >aids for clinical tasks - a $139.35 value >Join the book club NOW at >http://clickhere./click/1371 > > >-- Talk to your group with your own voice! >-- /VoiceChatPage?listName= & m=1 > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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