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"Twittering One" <twitteringfolly@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1127446953.954008.268500@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> I've spoken to the hospital and they've said that it's unrelated to the
> procedures (probably just a bug) or I would have had problems within
> the
> first 2 days. I've never had anything like this before - and I find it
> difficult to believe it's just a coincidence. Are there any other
> explanations? Any feedback appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> John
>
> The hospital may not provide you
> with unbiased information.
>
> This is serious.
>
> Seek attention elsewhere.
>
Thanks for your responses. I've seen a bunch of doctors today including the
endo who performed the procedures. The unanimous diagnosis seems to be a
nasty case of infectious gastroenteritis. They've sent a stool sample for
analysis but I've been advised to keep hydrated and just sit it out. Still
cant help feeling that the doctors protested a little too much about the
infection having nothing to do with the procedures though.
Anyway - thanks again for your responses.
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