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How to manage microscopic (lymphocytic) colitis?
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) | Last Active: Dec 7 3:05pm | Replies (39)Comment receiving replies
Thank you for the information! I eat up new information like it’s candy. May I ask what you have the Medtronic device for? I wonder if it’s similar to a procedure I’m trying to have called the Sacral nerve stimulation…? I live in Canada and there’s only one doctor in Ontario, the province I live in, that does the procedure so if he’s even still in practice (waiting to hear his response to a referral) I’m sure it’ll be a lengthy wait. ). But it provides hope and hope is so important! The sacral nerve stimulation helps with both bladder and urine control.
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@annpeters The stimulator I have is for my back pain. I'm kind of happy to hear that there is one for the bladder and urine control. I'm imagining that will be my next area of concern 🙂 Between this device, the battery, the spacers between my vertebra and the cage around my spine, there's not much room left in there. I, also appreciate any new information. I think our sharing of issues, what works and what doesn't, is more helpful than the info. we get from doctors. After a couple years, we patients, know our bodies and what works and what doesn't. Doctors should appreciate this - give's them something to share with others- especially when they haven't had to deal with this personally. Good luck to you and your upcoming procedure! Stay in touch!