New Here - My Surgery experience.

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Re: New Here - My Surgery experience.

Postby StevePain » 09 Dec 2010, 10:54

Sorry to hear about the Crohns Paul, at least you have a real diagnosis and proper treatment can commence.
Wishing you all the best from across the pond, please keep us posted on your progress.
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Re: New Here - My Surgery experience.

Postby PaulsPain » 29 Dec 2011, 10:17

Well I thought I would update my thread. I have been so busy that I haven’t had much time to come on here. I finally took some vacation over the holidays to recharge my battery.
It has been almost 2 years (Jan 2010) since my LIS. I have had no issues from the surgery itself and it was a godsend for me especially after finding out I have Crohn’s and fissures are going to be part of my life it appears. Now if I have one open up it heals quickly and I don’t get the dreaded spasms.
On the Crohn’s front, I am on Azathioprine and Remicade. I think the Remicade is helping. My CRS said all the inflammation is gone from my rear. The seton was pulled from the fistula yesterday and I am getting a Remicade infusion tomorrow. My CRS wanted to pull the seton right before an infusion, since that is the best chance for it to close. So I am hoping the thing will close. These drugs definitely have not been a cake walk. But overall, I think my quality of life has improved since I actually have pain free days now.....
Wishing everybody a happy New Year!
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Re: New Here - My Surgery experience.

Postby Guest » 29 Dec 2011, 20:20

Happy New Year Paul! :)
Good to hear you are having pain free days now! That's good that the inflammation is gone too. I hope the meds work and things close up as they should.
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Re: New Here - My Surgery experience.

Postby Deleted User 579 » 30 Dec 2011, 10:28

Yay, Paul! I'm so happy that things have improved for you. I imagine you must be pretty happy to be rid of the seton! It's really wonderful that you are having pain-free days. After your epic struggle, you really deserve a break! I'll keep my fingers crossed that the infusion does the trick for you and that you enjoy a very, very LONG remission. :D
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Re: New Here - My Surgery experience.

Postby seattlesounders » 13 Jan 2012, 03:20

Just read this too - thank God, Crohns was identified and you are now healing.
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