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Bleeding Ulcer - Had 3 Blood Transfusions!!! Posted: 11-27-04 17:33pm
Hi
i'm new to this board and I have some
questions. On tuesday, nov. 23 I began
throwing up blood. Of course, this scared
the crap out of me and my parents rushed
me to the er. I threw up 3 times. Twice
at home and once in the er.
Anyway, 2 and 1/2 years ago I had the
gastric bypass. So, I thought that I had
busted my staples or something - but I
didn't. Anyway, I was admitted to the
hospital that evening and didn't get out
until this afternoon (saturday nov. 27).
Anyway, while I was in there I had to have
3 blood transfusions. At one point I was
so low on blood that I fainted in my
hospital room.
I guess my question is, has anyone else
experienced this? I'm scared to death
still. They think the ulcer was brought
on my excessive worrying - which is
something i've done all my life. I don't
know how to control that. Sometimes I eat
too much an throw up - because of my small
stomach.
Can anyone out there offer any advice?
Will my ulcer start bleeding again? I'm
eating soft foods now, and probably will
continue to eat soft foods until the Dr.
Says it's ok. I go back into the hospital
on tuesday for another blood test.
Hopefully it will go up and i"ll be ok.
Thanks!
Courtney
st. Louis, mo
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Reply Posted: 12-06-04 13:48pm
Anyone out there have any advice? Or
anything like this happen to anyone
before?
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