MICROSCOPIC COLITIS SUPPORT

Hello, Sorry to be that person who disappears into the sunset for months at a time to only then jump back on randomly when they have a question. I need to pickle your brains for advice if that would't be too much trouble for you all. Also it is highly possible I have misremembered some facts here, s...

^^ I wonder if this is a generation thing? Because most people around my age use it to keep in touch with each other. I keep in touch with university friends that way.

I tend to avoid health groups because they turn into competitions over who is the sickest.

I'll see if I can dig out my results and share what mine looks like, it'll be interesting to see how they are different. But it is possible my test was different to yours, I think I might have done a different test with them but I can't fully remember.

Do they also score 4-1 in terms of reaction? Because mine were coloured and numbered. Although I did t 3 and a half years ago!

No problem, don't worry about it.

I hope York get back to you soon.

Jen maybe I didn't make my point clearly, but I meant contact your GP with the results to ask to be refered to a specialist dietician who deals with allergies/intolerance etc. Unless you can self refer to a dietician in your area who specialises in this area? GPs are general points of contact for th...

Oh and Jen- not sure if this is something your GP Would be open to, but my GP asked to see my results and refered me to a dietician on the NHS, unfortunately at the time I was moving back to uni so I fell through the system and I've never really thought about trying to get back into it until the pas...

Tex- they ring you to tell you the results at the same moment they send out the letter confirming the results. I can also confirm from experience that they don't try to push anything on you or sell you supplements and you can chose to not do any further testing at all with them. Not once was it a so...

Today someone phoned me from York Testing to say that they recommended I take the package testing my blood sample for 138 common food and beverage ingredients. I opted for the speedy reply so should have results by early next week. That is exactly what happened to me. Apparently it was one of the f...

From memory yes it does, but I've never been a huge fan of beetroot anyway.

I can't find it because I'm in my phone at the moment, but hasn't there been a lot of research into marijuana and its effects on Crohns? From what I understand, it certainly doesn't cure it but it is one of the best treatment options for remission.

It would be very unusual to be sensitive to beetroot, broccoli, and carrot. That might be possible, but I don't recall anyone here ever posting about a sensitivity to either of those foods. Tex Just a slight thread hijack. I'm apparently intolerant to beetroot (it's in my list of intolerances under...

My grandma is 84, since she turned 75 she has been offered the stronger flu shot, every time she has the stronger one you can guarantee that she will be in hospital with a severe chest infection within 3 weeks. Although she does have a lot of respiratory problems which don't particularly help.

I did one through this company: http://www.yorktest.com/ I believe it was a finger prick test and it picked up on 23 food intolerances. I did the intro test first to check that I had intolerances then progressed to the full test. The only thing is, it only gives ratings of 0-4 for intolerances. But ...

My GI actually told me to stay completely clear of probiotics altogether. Apart from that I am unable to answer your question. I hope someone else with more experience can answer soon to help you.