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how long will pain last

I am currently in hospital being treated for crohns they r giving me hydrocortizone does anyone out there now when the pain will go away i am in agony and blocked




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how long will pain last

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Oct 21, 2011
Lasting Pain
by: Kit

Look for the spaces between the pain and concentrate on them. Relax in to them, without getting anxious for the next bout of pain.
The steroid they are giving you is to remove the inflammation of the bowel.
The blockage is possibly due to the peristalsis (the muscular contraction and relaxation of the bowel, moving waste through your intestines) going into shock with the level of inflammation you currently have. This causes the bowel to 'spasm' or freeze.
I can only suggest here :)
While you are concentrating on the spaces of less discomfort :) breathe and relax and massage your stomach with castor oil, a lubricant and apparantly it helps with constipation :)
Drink copious amounts of water, with no added substance.
Walk around gently, a lot. This is what you would do with a horse that has colic.
The movement will help kick start the muscular action back in, hopefully :)
A very soft enema could help, preferably a mild coffee one. Unfortunately, if you are in hospital, they will only use the medical ointment or pessary. This works by stimulating the muscle in a chemical way. Not as good as a gentle enema.
Start taking fish oil capsules, as well as psyllium husks in a drink (metamucil for instance).
You need to lubricate your bowel massively. Keep massaging your stomach in a circular motion to gently stimulate it, as well as gently walking around.
But above all my friend, watch your mind. As you think, so shall you be.
You are not this 'disease'. It is your body that is currently suffering. Detatch yourself.
Move towards peaceful moments and people.
Move away from negative thoughts and people.
Accept everything and act.
Non-acceptance will create reaction within you and the physical problem will get worse :)
I wish you all the best.
Kit
creatingchange1@gmail.com

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