Male about 55 diagnosed w/Crohns back in the mid 80's. Recently
diagnosed w/ DISH (Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis--
Forestier's disease--is a form of degenerative
arthritis) is related to his ankylosing spondylitis. He also has mild
rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. Some of this is related to
the Crohns.
He also has small vessel disease, diabetes (from too much
prednisone). He had a traumatic brain injury when he was about 20--
bike accident--when he almost died. Because of that injury he now has
what they are calling brownouts, not quite blackouts. This is the
reason he can no longer drive. About 15 years ago, he had cerebral
vasculitis after which he had seizures, but they are under control
with medication. This also may be due to his bike accident and small
vessel disease. He has heart arrhythmias, high blood pressure and
hypothyroidism. He recently had a cornea transplant because of
keratoconus.
Any ideas . . . I'm assuming the supplements . . . I've read success
stories in here for some of these things individually---Crohns,
diabetes, etc but w/ALL of this lumped together, would you suggest
anything different?
NOW . . . he has been on the supplements for 2-3 weeks & doing the
cleanse. His wife reports some improvements in pain, more alert, etc
so we're thrilled for that. My question now is because of the
humidity yesterday he was in a lot of pain. He's always in pain but a
lot worse yesterday. She tried the Deep Blue on his neck & lower back
a couple of times but it didn't seem to do much. ANY SUGGESTIONS?
This is what she says about his pain: His pain is arthritis (bone)
pain – deterioration of the spine
THANK YOU for anything you might suggest.
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