I am 21 and have a "milder" case of CF. As of right now I am pancreatic sufficient, but lately every single time I eat anything no matter how big or small my stomach kills for up to 2 hrs afterwards. It hurts from my esophagus to my butt and especially in my intestines area. Is this what a pancreatic insufficiency feels like and is it possible to go from pancreatic sufficient to pancreatic insufficient. If so how long does it take to make the change and is what I am describing, what it feels like? If what I am describing not pancreatic insufficiency, does anybody else get my type of symptoms and what can I do to ease the discomfort. For example I ate about two hours ago, and I am gas-ey and want to vomit and it has been like this for the past two hours. I don't know what to do and it is has been like this everytime I have eaten for the past two weeks. But oddly enough, I'm not losing weight, so everything must be absorbing right?
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is it possible to go from pancreatic sufficient to pancreatic insufficient
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I am 21 and have a "milder" case of CF. As of right now I am pancreatic sufficient, but lately every single time I eat anything no matter how big or small my stomach kills for up to 2 hrs afterwards. It hurts from my esophagus to my butt and especially in my intestines area. Is this what a pancreatic insufficiency feels like and is it possible to go from pancreatic sufficient to pancreatic insufficient. If so how long does it take to make the change and is what I am describing, what it feels like? If what I am describing not pancreatic insufficiency, does anybody else get my type of symptoms and what can I do to ease the discomfort. For example I ate about two hours ago, and I am gas-ey and want to vomit and it has been like this for the past two hours. I don't know what to do and it is has been like this everytime I have eaten for the past two weeks. But oddly enough, I'm not losing weight, so everything must be absorbing right?
I am 21 and have a "milder" case of CF. As of right now I am pancreatic sufficient, but lately every single time I eat anything no matter how big or small my stomach kills for up to 2 hrs afterwards. It hurts from my esophagus to my butt and especially in my intestines area. Is this what a pancreatic insufficiency feels like and is it possible to go from pancreatic sufficient to pancreatic insufficient. If so how long does it take to make the change and is what I am describing, what it feels like? If what I am describing not pancreatic insufficiency, does anybody else get my type of symptoms and what can I do to ease the discomfort. For example I ate about two hours ago, and I am gas-ey and want to vomit and it has been like this for the past two hours. I don't know what to do and it is has been like this everytime I have eaten for the past two weeks. But oddly enough, I'm not losing weight, so everything must be absorbing right?
I am 21 and have a "milder" case of CF. As of right now I am pancreatic sufficient, but lately every single time I eat anything no matter how big or small my stomach kills for up to 2 hrs afterwards. It hurts from my esophagus to my butt and especially in my intestines area. Is this what a pancreatic insufficiency feels like and is it possible to go from pancreatic sufficient to pancreatic insufficient. If so how long does it take to make the change and is what I am describing, what it feels like? If what I am describing not pancreatic insufficiency, does anybody else get my type of symptoms and what can I do to ease the discomfort. For example I ate about two hours ago, and I am gas-ey and want to vomit and it has been like this for the past two hours. I don't know what to do and it is has been like this everytime I have eaten for the past two weeks. But oddly enough, I'm not losing weight, so everything must be absorbing right?
I am 21 and have a "milder" case of CF. As of right now I am pancreatic sufficient, but lately every single time I eat anything no matter how big or small my stomach kills for up to 2 hrs afterwards. It hurts from my esophagus to my butt and especially in my intestines area. Is this what a pancreatic insufficiency feels like and is it possible to go from pancreatic sufficient to pancreatic insufficient. If so how long does it take to make the change and is what I am describing, what it feels like? If what I am describing not pancreatic insufficiency, does anybody else get my type of symptoms and what can I do to ease the discomfort. For example I ate about two hours ago, and I am gas-ey and want to vomit and it has been like this for the past two hours. I don't know what to do and it is has been like this everytime I have eaten for the past two weeks. But oddly enough, I'm not losing weight, so everything must be absorbing right?
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Aspiemom
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I would suggest seeing a gastroenterologist to find out what is going on.
I am PS, also. I have the Deltra F508 with is PI, but my other isn't, so the dr. said I'm mostly PS. However, I have been having more and more stomach-type problems in the last year or so. Many more recently, altho I don't know what they are related to until I see my GI again. I have wondered, also, if you can go from PI to PS. It may be that even w/o being PI, CF can affect our pancreas and digestive organs.
I'll be interested to see what others say.
I am PS, also. I have the Deltra F508 with is PI, but my other isn't, so the dr. said I'm mostly PS. However, I have been having more and more stomach-type problems in the last year or so. Many more recently, altho I don't know what they are related to until I see my GI again. I have wondered, also, if you can go from PI to PS. It may be that even w/o being PI, CF can affect our pancreas and digestive organs.
I'll be interested to see what others say.
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Aspiemom
Guest
I would suggest seeing a gastroenterologist to find out what is going on.
I am PS, also. I have the Deltra F508 with is PI, but my other isn't, so the dr. said I'm mostly PS. However, I have been having more and more stomach-type problems in the last year or so. Many more recently, altho I don't know what they are related to until I see my GI again. I have wondered, also, if you can go from PI to PS. It may be that even w/o being PI, CF can affect our pancreas and digestive organs.
I'll be interested to see what others say.
I am PS, also. I have the Deltra F508 with is PI, but my other isn't, so the dr. said I'm mostly PS. However, I have been having more and more stomach-type problems in the last year or so. Many more recently, altho I don't know what they are related to until I see my GI again. I have wondered, also, if you can go from PI to PS. It may be that even w/o being PI, CF can affect our pancreas and digestive organs.
I'll be interested to see what others say.
A
Aspiemom
Guest
I would suggest seeing a gastroenterologist to find out what is going on.
I am PS, also. I have the Deltra F508 with is PI, but my other isn't, so the dr. said I'm mostly PS. However, I have been having more and more stomach-type problems in the last year or so. Many more recently, altho I don't know what they are related to until I see my GI again. I have wondered, also, if you can go from PI to PS. It may be that even w/o being PI, CF can affect our pancreas and digestive organs.
I'll be interested to see what others say.
I am PS, also. I have the Deltra F508 with is PI, but my other isn't, so the dr. said I'm mostly PS. However, I have been having more and more stomach-type problems in the last year or so. Many more recently, altho I don't know what they are related to until I see my GI again. I have wondered, also, if you can go from PI to PS. It may be that even w/o being PI, CF can affect our pancreas and digestive organs.
I'll be interested to see what others say.
A
Aspiemom
Guest
I would suggest seeing a gastroenterologist to find out what is going on.
I am PS, also. I have the Deltra F508 with is PI, but my other isn't, so the dr. said I'm mostly PS. However, I have been having more and more stomach-type problems in the last year or so. Many more recently, altho I don't know what they are related to until I see my GI again. I have wondered, also, if you can go from PI to PS. It may be that even w/o being PI, CF can affect our pancreas and digestive organs.
I'll be interested to see what others say.
I am PS, also. I have the Deltra F508 with is PI, but my other isn't, so the dr. said I'm mostly PS. However, I have been having more and more stomach-type problems in the last year or so. Many more recently, altho I don't know what they are related to until I see my GI again. I have wondered, also, if you can go from PI to PS. It may be that even w/o being PI, CF can affect our pancreas and digestive organs.
I'll be interested to see what others say.
A
Aspiemom
Guest
I would suggest seeing a gastroenterologist to find out what is going on.
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<br />I am PS, also. I have the Deltra F508 with is PI, but my other isn't, so the dr. said I'm mostly PS. However, I have been having more and more stomach-type problems in the last year or so. Many more recently, altho I don't know what they are related to until I see my GI again. I have wondered, also, if you can go from PI to PS. It may be that even w/o being PI, CF can affect our pancreas and digestive organs.
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<br />I'll be interested to see what others say.
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<br />I am PS, also. I have the Deltra F508 with is PI, but my other isn't, so the dr. said I'm mostly PS. However, I have been having more and more stomach-type problems in the last year or so. Many more recently, altho I don't know what they are related to until I see my GI again. I have wondered, also, if you can go from PI to PS. It may be that even w/o being PI, CF can affect our pancreas and digestive organs.
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<br />I'll be interested to see what others say.
bagged2drag
Active member
Just as lung issues progress, so can digestive issues.
bagged2drag
Active member
Just as lung issues progress, so can digestive issues.
bagged2drag
Active member
Just as lung issues progress, so can digestive issues.
bagged2drag
Active member
Just as lung issues progress, so can digestive issues.
bagged2drag
Active member
Just as lung issues progress, so can digestive issues.