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What other options are out there to celebrate if you do not want to leave the house or receive the traditional heart full of chocolates?
Check out, Winter Holidays, Upset Stomachs , for tips to avoid feeling in yuck instead of in love.
Let us know what you have planned or ideas for gifts for the "Not So Traditional Valentine's Day".
ElizabethView Thread
I am sorry to hear about your symptoms and that you are in the hospital.
I could not find a definition for you on WebMD, but found this link which explains the clip is placed and used for control of GI bleeds.
Ask your doctor, nurse or other health care professional to explain the specific location and reason for placement of the clip.
In the meantime, this information, Bleeding in the Digestive Tract , may be helpful.
Please keep us posted to let us know what is causing your vomiting.
Hope you find answers soon,
ElizabethView Thread
well i hope someone might have something for me
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NancyView Thread
Thank you again for your reply from 3 years ago!View Thread
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some cheeses have cheese worms that people eat.
i've seen chocolate covered grasshoppers, and chocolate covered ants in Bloomingdales, of all places!
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Thanks for bringing your concerns to WebMD. I am sorry you have been struggling with these symptoms for so long.
You deserve to feel good! I hope you will consider a second opinion. Start with your family doctor and ask for a referral to another GI. Be persistent, you should not be given a diagnosis and left on your own.
Please see our Irritable Bowel Syndrome Health Center , for information on symptoms, treatment and much more.
This slideshow, A Visual Guide to Understanding IBS , may also be helpful.
Hoping you find relief and answers soon,
ElizabethView Thread
Glad to hear you are following up with a GI specialist. Hopefully they can get you relief from the heartburn and address your bowel symptoms. A GI would be the right specialist to help you out.
In addition to the information that sheba_q provided, here are a couple of links to prepare you -
Making the Most of Your Appointment
Getting the Most from Your Doctor's Appointment
Also, this may spark additional questions, Digestive Disease and Endoscopy Types .
Hope you find answers soon and please keep us posted,
ElizabethView Thread
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