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Hello

It has been A LONG TIME since I have posted. I Basically spent the month of

OCT in the hospital. I have been home now for a week. I am NPO and on TPN.

Any help on how long I should rest my panc before introducing food will be

helpful.

Cecilia

Cecilia

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Mesa, Arizona

Arizona Chapter Representative

Pancreatitis Association International

http://pancassociation.org/storieshome.html

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Hello

It has been A LONG TIME since I have posted. I Basically spent the month of

OCT in the hospital. I have been home now for a week. I am NPO and on TPN.

Any help on how long I should rest my panc before introducing food will be

helpful.

Cecilia

Cecilia

soce@...

Mesa, Arizona

Arizona Chapter Representative

Pancreatitis Association International

http://pancassociation.org/storieshome.html

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Hello

It has been A LONG TIME since I have posted. I Basically spent the month of

OCT in the hospital. I have been home now for a week. I am NPO and on TPN.

Any help on how long I should rest my panc before introducing food will be

helpful.

Cecilia

Cecilia

soce@...

Mesa, Arizona

Arizona Chapter Representative

Pancreatitis Association International

http://pancassociation.org/storieshome.html

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Originally I was told to stay on my TPN for about 4 weeks. I had

complications eating any food though so I have been NPO and on TPN since

April 3rd.

Jenise

Mansfield, OH

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Originally I was told to stay on my TPN for about 4 weeks. I had

complications eating any food though so I have been NPO and on TPN since

April 3rd.

Jenise

Mansfield, OH

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Originally I was told to stay on my TPN for about 4 weeks. I had

complications eating any food though so I have been NPO and on TPN since

April 3rd.

Jenise

Mansfield, OH

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In a message dated 10/30/2002 2:36:00 PM Central Standard Time,

soce@... writes:

>

> Hello

>

> It has been A LONG TIME since I have posted. I Basically spent the month

> of

> OCT in the hospital. I have been home now for a week. I am NPO and on

> TPN.

> Any help on how long I should rest my panc before introducing food will be

> helpful.

>

> Cecilia

>

> Cecilia

Dear Cecilia, I also was on TPN off and on for six years. Being on TPN for

me was terrible. I developed blood infections which put me in the hospital

for 23 days and on very strong meds. The worse thing for me being on TPN was

the effect it was having on my sick liver. I have chronic hepatitis B and

TPN is hard on a sick liver. I could barely sit up most of the time. I felt

terrible.

How long have you been on TPN? I would think that you would need it for

weight gain and to build up your body. When you are not having an attack are

you able to eat at all? Have you talked with your doctor about how long your

pancreas needs to rest while being on TPN? Being on TPN really didn't help

my pancreas at all. My pancreas wouldn't let me eat anything. I would fry

one egg white in pam spray in the morning and then all day I would have to

set a timer for every 45 minutes. Every 45 min. the timer would ring and

then I would try to eat one-half of a teaspoon of egg white. By bedtime I

would still have almost the whole egg white left. My pancreas just wouldn't

let me eat no matter how long I let it rest on TPN or any other type of tube

feeding. I hope that the TPN works well for you and gives your pancreas a

good rest. Love, Shirley

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In a message dated 10/30/02 3:36:01 PM Eastern Standard Time,

soce@... writes:

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Hi Cecilia, sorry for your October, but glad to see your return

I've no suggestions about food except to keep the water high and be very

aware of your feelings and you own body's messages.

Hail Purdue

Best Wishes, Poncho - GA

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Message: 17

Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2002 15:52:16 EST

From: Jenise4790@...

Subject: Re: Re: TPN

Originally I was told to stay on my TPN for about 4 weeks. I had

complications eating any food though so I have been NPO and on TPN since

April 3rd.

Jenise

Mansfield, OH

Dear Jenise,

Thank-you for responding. What exactly is your diagnosis? How long have you

had pancreatitis?

Cecilia

Cecilia

soce@...

Mesa, Arizona

Arizona Chapter Representative

Pancreatitis Association International

http://pancassociation.org/storieshome.html

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Message: 17

Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2002 15:52:16 EST

From: Jenise4790@...

Subject: Re: Re: TPN

Originally I was told to stay on my TPN for about 4 weeks. I had

complications eating any food though so I have been NPO and on TPN since

April 3rd.

Jenise

Mansfield, OH

Dear Jenise,

Thank-you for responding. What exactly is your diagnosis? How long have you

had pancreatitis?

Cecilia

Cecilia

soce@...

Mesa, Arizona

Arizona Chapter Representative

Pancreatitis Association International

http://pancassociation.org/storieshome.html

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Message: 17

Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2002 15:52:16 EST

From: Jenise4790@...

Subject: Re: Re: TPN

Originally I was told to stay on my TPN for about 4 weeks. I had

complications eating any food though so I have been NPO and on TPN since

April 3rd.

Jenise

Mansfield, OH

Dear Jenise,

Thank-you for responding. What exactly is your diagnosis? How long have you

had pancreatitis?

Cecilia

Cecilia

soce@...

Mesa, Arizona

Arizona Chapter Representative

Pancreatitis Association International

http://pancassociation.org/storieshome.html

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I have CP and Sphincter of Oddi Dysfunction and they are still trying to find

out why anytime I eat anything (even a clear liquid diet) I throw it up and

my counts go sky high. They want me to have the shincteroplasty as my next

step. I have only been fighting this for about a year and a half.

Jenise

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  • 3 months later...

In a message dated 2/3/2003 6:27:16 AM US Mountain Standard Time,

pancreatitis writes:

> Her general practitioner MD is wanting to start

> TPN tomorrow. The partner from her gastro group that stopped in

> today to see her says " bad idea, high risk of infection " Seems that

> there has been an ongoing philosophical battle since Tuesday. Kate

> is caught in the middle. Any TPN experiences?

Dear Kurt,

I started TPN with a PICC line the middle of October and just stopped it and

had my PICC line removed the middle of January - three months. I did FINE!!!

No infections. I know some people get infections, but my home health care

nurse said that there is no reason to get an infection if one is careful and

demands the nurses also be careful with sterile materials and handwashing.

Cecilia

Cecilia

soce@...

Mesa, Arizona

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Hi,

I have some questions about TPN. If any of you have children on TPN or are on TPN yourself would you please e/mail me privately. Thank you.

lilqt4u1984@...

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