Hi, I'm new here but what I've gone through sounds familiar. I was diagnosed with Celiac, Gastroparesis, PCOS, and Endometriosis all around the same time. As for the Celiac, I've gone through several docs and I live near Ft. Worth, TX. You would think I would end up with a good doc. I had to fight tooth and nail for my doc to looks past IBS. I had to quit my job I was in so much pain. My blood test was negative for Celiac but after a bunch of tests, I had to swallow a camera about the size of a horse pill. It took pics of my intestines and I was told my intestine was scalloped and the villi were gone. I also had a stomach dumping test and that's when I found I wasn't digesting my food right. You might want to ask about Gastroparesis( paralyzed intestine) There are different severities and some are on feeding tubes. I have a special diet of eating small meals but eat every 2 hrs, stay away from green uncooked veggies, and if you want to know more, I will be happy to help. I have had a lot of trials.

Hi, CrazyGirl. Hope that by now you found some answers. My suggestion is often to keep a food and health journal. That can sometimes show you what foods might be triggering your problems, which is how I discovered that gluten, artificial sweeteners, MSG, etc., were triggers. I agree with ShellyDee that you should question your doctor about both Celiac and Gastroparesis. Best wishes to you.

I'm going to guess you've been seeing a gastroenterologist? If so, have they ruled out all the IBD (not S) causes? Have you discussed getting on a TNF agent, like Humira, to get control of this. One of my first signs I was sick was something similar. Whatever went in, came right back out. It was aweful and while I didn't get down to the weight you're describing, it was miserable, painful, scary and isolating. For me, the autoimmune inflammation was causing "spasms" in my intestines making it move food too fast. My body didn't have the chance to breakdown the food and to absorb the nutrients. A year ago I met an AMAZING gastro and he put me on Viberzi. It was a miracle. Now I take Orencia, Viberzi and prescription strength enzymes (ZenPep). I'm back to eating pretty much anything I want. Maybe ask about those on your next visit? And def get on a B12 supp. Really low B12 causes neurological problems. I know from experience, so do whatever you can to safely get those levels up. Personally, I started feeling normal at around 800 (I was down to ~200). Hang in there!

Sounds almost like you have stomach ulcers, which would explain the nausea and vomiting. The best remedy I know for treating and curing ulcers is pure honey. You can make a drink by mixing one full tablespoon of pure honey and one full tablespoon of yellow bee pollen into a large glass of drinking water. You could drink that beverage every day to comfort your stomach and make it much stronger again. You could also eat a spoonful of pure honey every morning for breakfast. The honey will coat your stomach and start repairing the damage. Honey was the first ingredient for every medicine and magical potion in ancient Egypt, and ancient Greece, and the Roman Empire too. Another remedy which could help you is drinking licorice root tea. And another remedy is drinking comfrey root tea. Read and research more about these things! Standard medical disclaimer, I am not a medical doctor, therefore my remarks here are merely for academic and informational purposes.

Omg I'm so so so sorry you're having to go through this. First, don't give up! If your doctor is NOT being thorough, and not looking into you further she's probably some bitch who went to college to study medicine to make money and have a title. Go find another doctor. There's SO many good ones out there. Second, you need to be your own advocate! Keep fighting, and keep searching. Seek and you will find, knock and the door will be opened. Third, start doing some heavy research. For example, PubMed online is FREE and accessible 24/7. Barnes and Noble still allows you to read through their books for free although I recommend you purchase one at least once in while to keep them open. Next, consider food sensitivies and/or food allergies. Even if your blood work doesn't show a food "allergy" you may still be sensitive. From personal experience, I can share with you my own food sensitivities to Gluten, Soy, Dairy and MSG caused significant weight loss last -year. My family was so worried about me every time they'd see me in-person. They literally thought I was going to disappear. After eliminating most of the foods I am sensitive to I have regained at least five pounds. Thank goodness! At that time though, doctors couldn't figure out what was wrong with me. Thryoid was okay. Everything seemed okay. Yet I was having alot of "mysterious" symptoms. My word of advice to you is don't give up! Keep searching for answers and you'll find them! Believe me hun you're not the only one. We;'re in this together. And please do look into Gluten sensitivity.

Hello, I'm not sure if you have gotten any answers from your doctors on what is going on but your symptoms lead me to believe that you might have Gastroparesis. I was diagnosed with Gastroparesis about 2 years ago. I had suffered for a year and a half before I was given a true diagnosis. My symptoms are slightly different from yours (I had nausea all day every day along with intense stomach pains), however there are different levels of Gastroparesis which leads me to believe that this might be what you have. Some people throw up all the time and lose a lot of weight while other people only have nausea/stomach pains and tend to gain weight because their bodies are holding on to all of the food. I had a stomach emptying test done that showed that the rate my stomach digested food is MUCH slower than the average person. Mine too came on very suddenly. I had IBS-like symptoms for about a year before the real symptoms kicked in. There are medications that can help with Gastroparesis but the side effects are little scary. After doing a lot of research, I started seeing a Chiropractor. Some people with this condition have it because their Vegus nerve is out of place causing the stomach to stop functioning the way it's supposed to. Others have it because the Vegus nerve is damages. If the cause is because the nerve has been moved, then a chiropractor can help move the nerve back into place. After about a month of treatment from the chiropractor, my symptoms have gone from unmanageable to almost living a normal life. I still have nausea and stomach pains but it only happens once a month as opposed to every single day. I really hope that you are able to get answers soon. I know all too well what it's like to suffer and not know what it's happening. If you do have Gastroparesis I would be happy to answer any questions you have. Good luck and try and stay positive!