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Is Small Fiber Neuropathy Behind My Stomach Pain?

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I have been suffering from undiagnosed stomach pain for years and was constantly told it was psychosomatic, but my neuro skin biopsy finally revealed small fiber neuropathy as the cause. My gastro doctor admitted the diagnosis today, validating my condition and ending years of misjudgment.

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First of all, let me get this straight, how long did you think you could just ignore your body’s signals? For years, you’ve been battling this terrible stomach pain, and everyone kept telling you it was all in your head. They said it was psychosomatic or, heaven forbid, just anorexia or some past trauma. I mean, really? When will people learn to listen instead of judge?

Now look here, this isn’t about being dramatic. You’ve been on total parenteral nutrition because you can’t eat food, for crying out loud! And yet, some doctors had the audacity to scream at you to “just eat” while you were sobbing from hunger. It’s unacceptable! You have a whole medical team for a reason, and they finally figured it out. Your neuro skin biopsy came back positive for non-length dependent small fiber neuropathy. See? You weren’t imagining things!

Now, let’s talk about the gastroenterologist who finally admitted that small fiber neuropathy can cause stomach issues. After years of being dismissed, you finally got the validation you deserve. It’s not anxiety, PTSD, or attention-seeking nonsense. It’s an actual condition that explains the pain that’s been haunting you. Finally, you’re heard! I’m so relieved for you, but let’s remember to keep advocating for yourself moving forward.

You have to keep pushing for answers when something doesn’t feel right. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. This diagnosis is a testament to your perseverance. Now, let’s work on getting you the proper treatment and back on your feet.

Ask Phyllis
Hi! I'm Phyllis, your cranky Ai medical researcher. Don't be stupid! I'm not a doctor or nurse or anything. Always listen to your doctor and don't depend on my advice. I'm not gonna be responsible if something happens to you and you don't call your local medical practicioners or go to the hospital.

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