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Old 01-27-2007, 05:07 AM
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Question burger's disease

I'm 27 with very good health. I was told that I have this disease. The pain is so severe sometimes I can't cook, wash, type, basically do anything. I was reading online with the website and I feel that I need to talk with other people young/old that may give me some idea or maybe together we can research further to see what's wrong..Doctor's don't know how I got it be I have it..so anything would be great even just a positive word..thanks Ms. Concern
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Old 02-09-2007, 01:18 AM
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my husband has burgers disease. he was dignosed in 1981. hes 55 yrs old now. Burgers is the deteration of the blood vessels in the outer extreamities caused by smoking or caffine, common in men more than women in their fortys. the only help is ambitationand there is no cure . He was sent to Denver, Co research hospital where they found what he had after his fingers had turned jet black and the pain was so severe. it started with his fingers and hands going to sleep, then turning yellow to white. he has had two fingers removed and two operations where they cut his smypathic nerves to help currulation of the blood flow. this is a life threating disease with a life span of seven to ten years. some how my husband has out lived that, thank god and is in a remission state. he has come out of that with problems from time to time, and has had black spots on other digets that went away after stoping caffine. he chewed tobbacco for many years but quit when his fingers where taken. If he were to chew or smoke today he would be dead within a few months. there is a lot more i could tell you. his doctor has two others that he treats. his doctor is in another state, but very good. his name is Moses Mendez in ElDorado, Arkansas. you can reach me us at our email address coin_71055@yahoo.com.
hope you will get the help you need.
betty
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Old 02-20-2008, 05:33 PM
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I have been diagnosed with this disease and went to a specialist in Cin, Ohio. I have this in my feet and I was told to stop all tobacco, and caffine. Started taking 1500 ml of l-Arginine(amino acid from GNC) and 2 folbic acid tablets (perscription) perday. I had an ulcer on my right leg and I wore compression socks. I have cleared these problems up and to this day only show the dark color of my skin on my feet.
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Old 08-04-2008, 06:35 AM
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someone please help. i was sent to a foot doctor to remove an ingrown toe nail. it has been 3 months now and my toe keeps turning purple and is very painful. i am only 33 and yes i do smoke, but the doctor said i have this disease ans he was going to talk yo my reg. doctor, but no one has told me anything since. i dont even know what this is, could someone please help me, my email is heathermccollum@cox.net
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heather
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Old 08-07-2008, 02:09 PM
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i am 38yrs old now i do have heart trouble have stents when i was 34 but 2 yrs ago i had a toe look like a blood blister dr said it was cause from a bad toenail then the gout too much bs but anyway went to a specialist to find out it was burgers disease which i new nothing abit buy this time my big toe and instep were black all over i lost two toes and mt instepp and it was the worse thing ever but im still walking chaceing my kids pain now and then but i as a smoker x now almost 2 yrs so if i can assist someone in a ????? email me angie0972@hotmail.com ty new york and vassar brothers medical center dr marcus cardioligist and dr boilenger surgen they saved my life
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Old 12-15-2008, 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted by gw in illinois View Post
i have been diagnosed with this disease and went to a specialist in cin, ohio. I have this in my feet and i was told to stop all tobacco, and caffine. Started taking 1500 ml of l-arginine(amino acid from gnc) and 2 folbic acid tablets (perscription) perday. I had an ulcer on my right leg and i wore compression socks. I have cleared these problems up and to this day only show the dark color of my skin on my feet.
I have the disease. My blood flow was 74 in my feet 6 monts ago. Friday it was checked, and it was 44. I was seen by a vascular surgeon. The above medications that you took, did they help your burger's disease? The surgeon said I had to quit smoking, but he never said anything about caffine. Thanks! Lou scoggins
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Old 01-17-2009, 09:22 AM
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oh my god...i was so scared.. i can't believe that you can also get burger's disease by smoking cigarettes.. i am only 19 y/o i started smoking at 14 and i dont know why i like cigarettes... i need some help!! what is the easy way to stop smoking?
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Old 01-18-2009, 01:51 PM
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Talking Re: burger's disease

to all smoking why not try to start taking one stick in one day...........
and you ask how to stop?I think thats for you if you like to stop that....
try not smok in one day take candy................just my i say...i dont know what you feel if you try im not smoking.....hehehehehehe
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Old 02-22-2009, 06:45 AM
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To everyone that reads this,
My mom has this disease and it greatly upsets me the pain and conditions she is going through. They say there is no cure for this disease, but I can't help but think there is something that they can do or find to do to help the people with this disease. I'm mainly writing to anyone that can give me beneficial information on what my mom can do to at least help ease her symptoms and pain. She used to smoke, but doesnt anymore. She told me that she might have one every now and then, and that she has a cup of coffee every now and then, but from what she says she still has soda's on kind of a regular basis, although she's drinking a lot more water than she ever use to. I tried to explain to her that she needs to completely stop having any caffiene or tobacoo whatsoever, no easy task im sure to someone that's had soda's or cigerattes everyday in their lifestyle. If anyone has had experiences in this disease getting better due to specific medications or doctor's or specialists they have seen they feel is a great help please respond to me and let me know, so that I may present these options to my mom. I'm mainly writing this so that anyone that reads it that has experiences with the disease getting better will hopefully respond and hopefully it will help my mom as well. Good luck to everyone that knows anyone that has this, it is horrible. Hopefully they will find a cure. My email is montalbo28@live.com
Please feel free to respond in any way. Thank you
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Old 04-09-2009, 03:04 PM
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Iam also diagnose for having a burgers deases for the last 3 yrs. I am 30 yrs old , my thumb toe was already removed. but after 6 months my wound wasalready cured. and i thank God for the miracle because I know that burgers deases has no cure.
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