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Loss of taste after liver transplant
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@arqui02000, I just read that your liver numbers are normal today. Does that mean that the medications are working to control the Portal Hypertension and Cirrhosis? 🤞
Have you ever thought about sharing your transplant story? Here is a discussion I what to share with you. If you look at the beginning, you will see where I share some tips to help get started. (I am available by Private Message if you (or anyone) wants me to look at it before you post on the discussion)
- Organ Donation and Transplant: What is Your story?
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/organ-donation-and-transplant-what-is-your-story/
Do you have a snapshot to share?
-Snapshots of hope: Life on the other side of transplant.
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/snapshots-of-hope-life-on-the-other-side-of-transplant/
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RoseMary sure I can share to the group the Liver Transplant experience I had since May 14-2020. At Monday 01-Nov-2022 the Endoscopy have done and doctor informed there is not any varices in the esophagus and my stomach look normal. This means to me the medicine Beta Block is working reducing the portal hypertension. Nadolol helps with this but not CURE the cirrosis by next December 07 I have video appointment with hepatology doctor and I have many questions one of this is where is the doctors plan? is he plan to do the Tips? or he will keep me taking the medicine so the Cirrosis runs it self until my liver stop function well ?
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My Medicine is a beta block NADODO this is to control the portal hypertension but it is not for helping the Liver Levels they are normal not for the medicine they are because of the liver transplant and the 9 ERCP
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