Same over here--- The vomiting, at least during the worst parts, is every 10-15
minutes for several hours---- altogether he is sick for several days- except
when sleeping-- (and is almost certain to start tonight : ( --- it begins every
6 weeks (+/- 6 days) ---Jennifer, just curious- did your daughter just outgrow
it that it's so much less frequent... or is it some med or thing you're doing?
thanks, Mimi

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From: Jennifer Prior <jprior@...>
I agree, my daughters symptoms were much worse. She (now 7.5yrs, has
had CVS plus migraines since she was 2yrs) probably vomits at least 4
times per hour, for at least 12hrs at a time. But I agree, as a
mother, of course you are concerned, and I hope you find some help/a
diganosis soon.

Jen in Australia
PS On a positive note, over the last few years we have gone from CVS
or migraine episodes every 7wks like clockwork, to only about 4 times
a year maximum, and sometimes they resolve quicker than they used
to. We are so grateful!

On 23 Oct 2007, at 10:04, Beverly wrote:

> I agree, my sons symptoms are alot worse, I would love to have him
> only throw up twice would be great. On the other hands as a mother
> wondering why I can understand your concern. Also my understanding
> from everything I v'e read is that it takes quite awhile to diagnose
> CVS, took us 2 years and 4 hospital stays before we knew what was
> going on. Again I do hope this isn't what your daughter has and I
> hope you the best, start keeping a journal so that you can have that
> to log what is going on, what she eats, and evern her moods, even a
> birthday party can set my son off, this will aloow the docters to
> look at everything and maybe figurethings out a bit sooner than some
> of us. Good luck to you and her and we're here if you need us.
> Beverly
> mother of Zacrie, 8
>
> -- In cyclicvomitingsyndrome@yahoogroups.com, lisa langford
> <lisalangford2@...> wrote:
> >
> > My daughter had more severe symptoms. When she was diagnosed, we
> had a calender of the last 5 years and all her episodes and what was
> done (test and treatment). They have to rule out everything else
> first and after 5 months I don't think they have. I certainly hope
> your daughter doesn't have this. It's awful. I wish you and your
> daughter the best of luck.
> >
> > isabellalaz <isabellalaz@...> wrote: Hi everyone! I have
> a 3 year old daughter who for the past 5 months
> > or so has had vomiting episodes out of the blue. She will first
> > complain that her tummy hurts then within an hour or so she vomits,
> > not alot, maybe once or twice then she goes and plays like nothing
> > has happened. A couple months ago she did this for one day then
> > skipped a day and did it again. Once it was all bile that smelled
> > like feces (i took her to the Dr because I read that was a sign of
> > an intestinal blocakge, but it was not). Just recently she woke up
> > wimpering about her tummy, ate breakfast, played, then casually
> > walked in the room and puked on the floor then was fine. We
> > continued with our plans of going to the petting zoo, again she was
> > fine the whole day then when we got home she started saying her
> > tummy hurt again and of course threw up but that was it. Didn't
> even
> > last a day and it wasn't all day, just twice. She NEVER has any
> > other sypmtoms with these episodes. The Dr has said it was
> gastritis
> > caused by acid or just emotion stress. One Dr said that she was
> just
> > a "tummy kid". Does this sound like CVS to you guys? I finally got
> > an appointment with a GI dr in a few weeks and am going in with all
> > of my research.
> >
> > Thanks everyone!
> > Jen in KY
> >
>
>
>

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