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Re: a few questions, Maybe you have some answers?
From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Mon Oct 2 16:27:07 2006
Hi,
Bloating can be caused by yeast overgrowth and/or sensitivity. It can
also be caused by food sensitivites, which are common among endo
sufferers. Pau d'Arco tea, an anti-fungal helped me, as did removing
all yeast products from my diet (hopefully not forever) as I'm sensitive
to them. You might want to try a rotation diet to look for food
sensitvites. I went to a naturopath for the first time last week and
she had tests to figure out what's up and protocols for really solving
the yeast problems etc. I hope that helps.
Jenn
At Mon, 2 Oct 2006, Kathy wrote:
>
>I have been reading messages posted to this web site for several months
>now, and have been impressed with some of the information I have been
>able to find. I've been diagnosed (surgically) with endo for about a
>year now, even though I've had symptoms for much longer. . . I am
>wanting to know if many of you suffer from extreme exhaustion (sometimes
>I feel like I could fall asleep, sitting at my desk) and bloating so bad
>that it hurts. Most mornings, I wake up and my stomach is nice and
>flat. By lunch time, I look like I've gained 20 lbs. . . Is this a
>symptom of the endo? Is there a way to control it? I also have noticed
>that when my bladder starts to fill up that the pain increases. Most of
>my endo is on my left ureter, so I'm not sure if it could be related to
>that or not. Do any of you suffer some of the same problems, and do you
>have any suggestions on how to alleviate some of this?
>
>Thanks for any suggestions!
>
>--
>Kathy
>
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