Constipation, dysautonomia, and other illnesses -Fecal microbiota transplantation case report of a woman in her 30s
Case presentation: Female in her 30s, constipation, dysautonomia, other illnesses (under follow-up)
summary
She has been diagnosed with polycystic ovaries due to irregular menstrual periods. Due to stress and other factors, her cravings for sweets increased and she began to gain weight. She was careful with her diet and once her weight improved, but around that time, around August 2018, she started losing hair and also had irregular menstruation, so she started hormone therapy at her gynecologist. She stopped the hormone treatment because of her health problems and further weight gain due to the hormone treatment. After discontinuing hormone therapy, her weight did not decrease and her hair loss was not cured.
She had been using laxatives for constipation since she was about 20 years old, but they were no longer effective and she started using enemas. Since then, he has had to use enemas in combination with constipation to have a bowel movement at all. However, even if it comes out, his tummy does not feel relieved, and he suffers from a strong tummy ache. Therefore, she takes enema twice a day, but it does not clear her stomach. The examination at the gastroenterologist’s office showed that her intestines were not moving and that a large amount of gas was accumulating.
I am concerned about swelling of my face and abdomen.
He visited our clinic in February 2019 and was referred to nephrology and endocrinology because he is in a state of hormone disruption. Her kidneys are functionally normal and her endocrinology has calmed down by stopping hormone disruption with supplements.
During transplantation, her stomach becomes tight and gassy when she eats, but her appetite increases in contrast. She is experiencing symptoms related to endocrine abnormalities such as abnormal menstruation, insomnia, obesity, and hair loss, but fundamentally, she believes that the other symptoms will not resolve until the gastrointestinal problems are resolved.
Basic Information
Patients : | 30’s Female |
Attending physician : | Haruna Clinic |
Medical institution in charge of transplantation : | Haruna Clinic |
Information at the time of initial medical examination
Disease name : | Constipation, hair loss, obesity, hormonal abnormalities, insomnia |
Time of onset : | 20 years old |
Transplant Purpose: To | Constipation Sleep disturbance Other (hair loss, Menstrual irregularities, hormonal abnormalities) |
Chief complaint : | Obesity, hair loss, constipation, upset stomach, irregular menstruation |
Medications being taken : |
Herbal medicine, pro- and pre-biotics |
Medical history : |
Nothing |
Background, family history, lifestyle, supplement use, etc : |
Transplant Information
Transplantation period: from | September 14, 2019 – December 5, 2019 |
Number of transplants : | 6 times |
Change from first transplant to end of transplant : |
During the six transplants, there was no change at all. 【1st transplantation questionnaire】 |
Changes after completion of transplant : |
No change |
Evaluation and Discussion
Transplant Evaluation : | No change |
Pre- and post-transplant flora balance test changes : |
In the pre-transplant flora test, diversity is poor except for the number of C.claster group detected. However, the content of the C.claster group is very poor. As for the percentage of equol-producing bacteria related to female hormones, it is not a problem, and there may be other causes of hair loss. |
Blood test changes : | Not implemented |
POMS2 SCORE CHANGE : | IN THE FIRST CASE, CONFUSION AND TENSION ARE VERY HIGH AND FRIENDLINESS IS QUITE LOW; TMD IS ALSO QUITE HIGH AT 106 AND MENTAL STRESS IS QUITE HIGH. |
< Intestinal flora balance 1st data >
His/her experience (from the questionnaire) : |
I don’t feel any different after the transplant. |
Adverse events: No |
Nothing |
Transplant General Comments and Discussion : |
He has had 6 transplants, but there has been no change. He is mentally trying to grow the bacteria in a positive manner and is reviewing his diet and lifestyle. However, his symptoms are not getting better, and he is becoming impatient. The intestinal movement is a little after the transplant, but it feels as if the intestines are in a state of paralysis. Fundamentally, I believe that the endocrine abnormalities will not be resolved until the gastrointestinal problems are resolved. |
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