Hi everyone! So I had been avoiding the ER as long as I could, but ultimately the throwing up won the battle and I got to go for a fun slip sliding ambulance ride up to the hospital yesterday.
For some time, I have been asking my several doctors about this drug my friend recommended called Buscopan. It is used to control spasms in the intestine and bowel. Now, all my doctors have said, "No, you have Crohn's and an Ileostomy, we can't give that to you..." However, the doctor in the ER DID give it to me and it was INSTANT relief. All the cramping gone, pain gone. So my question is, WHY will my regular doctors NOT give it to me if it obviously helped me yesterday?
Any suggestions to defend my doctors before I go into their offices (on prednisone, I might add) and start raising a fuss?
Sharry
For some time, I have been asking my several doctors about this drug my friend recommended called Buscopan. It is used to control spasms in the intestine and bowel. Now, all my doctors have said, "No, you have Crohn's and an Ileostomy, we can't give that to you..." However, the doctor in the ER DID give it to me and it was INSTANT relief. All the cramping gone, pain gone. So my question is, WHY will my regular doctors NOT give it to me if it obviously helped me yesterday?
Any suggestions to defend my doctors before I go into their offices (on prednisone, I might add) and start raising a fuss?
Sharry