Started with my daughter thinking she had an ulcer in her stomach. So took her to a doctor. Just before lockdown. Doc prescribed meds and they seemed to work. Then she stopped eating - was nauseous all the time and in pain. So I took her back. She suffers from anxiety and we think this may cause the problem. I was not allowed in this time - and the doc prescribed an antidepressant. She had an adverse reaction. Her pupils were dilated and unresponsive, she was shaking and shivering. So I rushed her to the emergency room at the clinic. They put her on a drip and gave her meds to counter what the pill had done. She was groggy the whole next day but this morning she woke up in a lot of pain and retching. So I took her to a radiologist to have her bowels scanned to rule out any blockages/obstructions etc. All clear. Then took her to casualty at the hospital - hoping they would get a gastroenterologist to put a scope down her. No such luck. Put her on a drip, took bloods and gave her a script and sent her home with a referral letter for when lockdown is over. I am not a happy tribble. At least we know what it is not - but still no definitive proof as to what it is.
