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remicade


Sat, December 08, 2012 7:48 PM

My son recieved his second infusion. He is 15 and there is not much of a change. Am I expecting to much to fast from Remicade. 

FPO jaybird
Joined Dec 8, 2012

Thu, February 07, 2013 7:06 PM

 Reply posted for jaybird.

I suffered from UC for 3 1/2 and then started researching online. My husband was my donor and it has now been almost 4 months of being back to normal, having normal bowel movements - no gas, no cramps, no urgency, no blood, etc.  I am back to eating anything I want after 6 months on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet. I have even been eating some things that are considered illegal on SCD, but with no problems.

If you would like to read my story and see links to other articles, email me.

Just don't give up thinking it is hopeless - there is another way. I am not on any drugs and completely symptom free.

These digestive issues are caused by a imbalance in the bacteria in your gut, most likely from antibiotic use or sometimes food poisoning.

Just google Fecal Transplant and you will find how it is being used to heal digestive issues - I had UC and it healed me.

Email me for a link to my blog - kwi_sky@yahoo.com

Teri

FPO kwi
Joined Jan 13, 2013

Fri, January 18, 2013 1:32 PM

 Reply posted for jaybird.

The second infusion is indeed to early to expect a drastic change. That isn't even completing the induction phase. I hope by now that improvement has been made and he is on his way to or in remission. smiley

FPO altman282
Joined Feb 21, 2012

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