Guest guest Posted March 31, 2005 Report Posted March 31, 2005 G'Day folks..I also am running a low grade fever.So once again I have to stop Enbrel and the methatrexate.It is frustrating I know. The drug just starts to work and you have to stop it once again.I am trying not to let it get to me..Those with chronic pain do not have the " luxery' to get stressed out..it just causes more pain. So that my input for this morn.. And the sun is beautiful and warm and I am sick..That is what really gets to me.......................Gentle Hugs to everyone....................Skye Quote
Guest guest Posted July 19, 2005 Report Posted July 19, 2005 I had fever for two days with bloating and discomfort, nausea, no elimination function - thought I had an obstructed bowel. But I had acute cholecystitis, inflamation, infection, so much so that they installed a drain in the gall bladder to be removed during surgery..which is scheduled for August 1. In a message dated 7/19/2005 5:31:16 AM Pacific Standard Time, gallstones writes: Message: 9 Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2005 08:49:30 -0000 From: " Suzanne " <suzanne_on_ca@...> Subject: Re: Immediate help needed - Warning! Fever is not a good sign. You should be on a fast to calm your pancreas if you indeed have any form of pancreatitis. This is not something to wait with if the fever intensifies - Fever is a warning of infection. Get a second opinion. <TheSkyKing@a...> wrote: >Today, it has worsened, accompanied by nausea, slight elevation > in body temperature, moderate pain in abdomen, etc. Also, it gets > worse when I eat. > .....My best guess is I have mild to moderate > pancreatitis (irritated pancreas), possibly caused by a gallstone > getting stuck in a duct after my big fatty breakfast yesterday. Janet Macy _http://www.eHypnotism.com_ (http://www.ehypnotism.com/) 949-460-0780 Orange County, CA Quote
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