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Old 11-05-2015, 08:17 PM #1
KateKline KateKline is offline
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Default Digestive and bowel issues!

Does anyone have daily digestive and bowel issues?!!!!! I cannot seem to get into any kind of rhythm here. It has been worse than the tremoring and weakness. I do have a bladder disease.......but it's been under control for the most part. I eat a diet high in fiber and no inflammatory foods. Is abdominal and back pressure anyone else's symptoms???? I've had it all since day one! Over a year.....had endoscopy, colonoscopy, gastric emptying....you name it! I am sick EVERY day!!! Food diaries prove nothing and I've lost 55 lbs. I am so depressed. I just started Levidopa 3weeks ago. I take Cymbalta and lunesta.
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