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One other thing Patricia...when I was in the hospital with an obstruction during my pregnancy, it was never seen on a CT scan. We only knew it was an obstruction because the only output I would have would be pure liquid, only once a day and not enough volume for what should have been normal.
You just had step one right? Has anyone tried putting a finger in your stoma to see if you have any tightening there? That is where my issues were during pregnancy and the only thing that ended up fixing the issue was putting a foley catheter tube into the stoma nad letting it hold the intestine open. Won't help if your issue isn't an obstruction/stricture, but it fixed me in about 2 minutes.
If you mention it to the drs, you can tell them Dr Mowschenson at the BI did this for me. THey can always call him to get the details.
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| Posts: 2381 | Location: West Roxbury, MA 02132 | Registered: April 14, 2000 |   |
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my bag is putting out stool so it is not that... I am in so much pain! And they can't figure out why... I don't buy "normal healing" after 4 weeks. Do you?
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Nope, the fever in particular doesn't sound right. It is possible to have a leak and fluid collection (pre-abcess) that doesn't show up well on a CT scan--though that's how they always caught them in my son. Spiking fever was always the first symptom. That' just one possibility--I'm sure there are others.
Thomas' Mom
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| Posts: 3595 | Location: Rocklin, CA, USA | Registered: July 16, 2000 |   |
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Sometimes they have to repeat the CT after some time before something develops enough to see. Could be nerves trapped in the scar tissue, but that should not cause fever. Blood clots can cause the fever though. The main thing is that they need to keep looking as long has you have symptoms. Jan 
Take a deep breath and relax; this too will pass.
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| Posts: 15025 | Location: Fremont, CA, USA | Registered: April 07, 2000 |   |
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