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So at start of the year they found i had a enlarged spleen. They rescanned it friday and told me its still swollen but now also my kidneys are swollen too. I was also told months ago i have swollen overies in a seperate scan.
Does anyone know anything about inflammation in the body? Or any idea why this might be happening. I have a history of literally hundreds of overdoses over last 13 years but they do not believe this is to do with that as my liver is fine.
I looked online and cant find much other then reading about inflamation and autoimmune disorders byt i had no idea which one it could be.
My current symptoms are:
Constant stomache and fullness
Feel sick alot the time
Very fatigued and weak.
No appitite at times.
Some on and off abdominal pains.
Any ideas? I had kidney function tests 2 weeks ago and i believe they were normal as they didnt tell me otherwise.
I havent had a c r- protien blood test( measures imflammation in blood) in over a year but it would always used to be 7. So not low but not high but should ideally be below 3.
I am going to ring my gp doctor monday and tell them the scan results and explain my constant stomache aches. Taking my meds makes me vomit too. Currently heamatology are dealing with my spleen but they are so busy and lack near appointments.
Just any ideas?
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Hey All...I hope that you have a lovely, peaceful beginning of your weekI have a bunch of chores that need doing but may put them off til tomorrow and just hang out with my landlord/roomie todayWhat about you?...Anything special going on?Have a great day and take good care of you!!..Xo
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Once again I've had a fever today. I'm not going to the hospital because that's a huge waste of time but I did schedule a dr appointment for Wednesday afternoon.

I have a similar list of symptoms I attribute to my anxiety. Plying anxiety management tools I learned in psychotherapy have tamed that symptom list far more than my medical doctors were ever able to.
It's a slow process getting the right answer sometimes, isn't it? I was diagnosed as bipolar at first, and then my mental diagnosis was corrected to be PTSD instead. I was diagnosed with thyroiditis for my physical diagnosis at first, but then my physical diagnosis was corrected when it was found to be chronic kidney disease instead.
I hope the search for your correct diagnosis doesn't affect your PTSD meds like it did with me. It was tough going for me for those 5 years between Seroquel and Prazosin for my PTSD nightmares.
I keep going to call the doctor then backing out. Inwill some day soon though hopefully.