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Old 10-30-2010, 08:35 AM #6
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Hi Ada,

Lindsay has been having a lot of trouble with her stomach, vomiting etc. She ended up in the hospital dehydrated and was treated with iv fluids for several days. I took her to see Dr. Kirkpatrick and he said the only way to tell if it is in the stomach is to infuse with Ketamine if the symptoms go away then it is in the stomach...He also recommended a Benedryl infusion, he said that would calm down the stomach. I hope this helps. I am so sorry you are suffering.

Hugs Sandy



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How does RSD affect the intestinal tract and stomach?

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