someone with a VT account could post a comment for me in a specific thread?
I want to talk to aegao but I don’t have an account there, and it’ll take too long for them to approve a new one of mine (besides the damn account creation system isn’t working)
I have no idea what that thing you mentioned is. I hope it’s nothing serious. If he doesn’t reply I’ll bump the post later, otherwise I’ll send it by DM anyway
my fear (I researched a bit) is that I’ll live like this for the rest of my life, with no quality of life, not even being able to eat properly anymore, because pangastritis doesn’t seem to have a cure, but maybe the symptoms will lessen if it’s stabilized (?), that’s why your comment caught my attention
also, it’s not enough to be born in the shithole, and on top of so many other problems, now I have this one too
lucker777 (I don’t know if you’re going to read this), I don’t know if pangastritis turns into cancer, I hope not, the comments on your post also calmed me down a bit, but honestly, if one day the worst happens to me, I’m out of this life, bro
you don’t build up courage to kill yourself, nobody wants to die, you just do it, that’s why it’s important to be at peace (in my opinion).
once I took midazolam and I blacked out so fast that I think if I found something like that, the big RIP would be very tempting. plus I don’t remember anything from that day, it was just a brutal blackout. if death is like that, you can’t deny it’s a bit tempting
I went through a really tough time in my life 2 years ago… I had all the symptoms of a brain tumor. I did all the tests but thank God everything turned out fine. They never found out what I had. My head was spinning all the time, every day. I never had the strength for anything. I couldn’t do anything.
But it was a really complicated time. I kept watching videos on the internet. YouTube videos of “before the tumor” and “6 months after the tumor.” It’s scary. I was sure I only had 1 year of life left at most.
Be careful with this stuff. Do all the tests you need to do. It’s all going to be fine.
I had an endoscopy in January. Since then, I’ve been taking 40 mg pantoprazole every day (plus domperidone, bromopride, and more recently trimebutine), but nothing has solved this fucked-up feeling of heaviness/fullness.
I don’t know if changing the type of PPI would help, I don’t know.
aegao’s comment gave me a bit of hope, even if I have to take a prokinetic and a PPI for the rest of my life. Maybe varying the medication is the solution.
I took domperidone to speed up gastric emptying and prevent the food from staying there for too long, and magnesium esomeprazole trihydrate 20 mg twice a day. It completely solved the problem, but after I stopped taking it, it all came back full force and it’s still like that today. I gave up on finding a treatment, there’s no cure, unfortunately you have to keep taking omeprazole or esomeprazole, proton pump inhibitors, for the rest of your life.
If it still gets better with medicine, then it’s not so bad