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Re: ToniFrom: Toni (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Jan 26 20:55:21 1999
At Tue, 26 Jan 1999, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > >Toni, > Sorry it took me so long to respond but I talked with my friend and he says >that the problem is that his primary care doctor seems to think that she is >handeling the situation just fine and does not see why he should need a >referral to see a GI. I think he should try to override her. I guess that he >needs her okay to go ahead with it. He has an HMO. What do you think? He is >taking medicine for the ulcers but he still has a lot of pain and continues to >take the hydrocodone. I was suprised when you said that your son never took >any pain meds. My friend takes them everyday! >-Alison alison, No my son never complained of any pain ever, and the GI dr said he was avery sick young man, his colon was 95% ulcerated and the dr could not believe he was not in pain. He takes asacol, and IF IT IS DEFINITELY CROHN'S DISEASE, he need to be taken care of by a GI DR, but that is up to you . TOni
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