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Can we talk... about gallbladders? Hi Folks. So I've read a bunch of the threads in the health forum related to gallbladders, and notice a number of you have had them removed, and are carrying on.
I've been suspecting a gallbladder problem for a while...
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About gallbladders? Thank-you Bizzlekitty for taking the time to respond I might be.
About gallbladders? Not sure on the cleanse methods, some folks say they work 4/3/2012!) Re: Can we talk...
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Difficult to say without examination.
Post-op surgical changes are certainly possible - and should be evaluated by the surgeon who did the procedure.
One can also consider Sphincter of Oddi dysfunction. This can replicate gallbladder pain in those who...
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Sometimes all the tests/scans can't see what the eye ... .
For as long as she's been suffering, I would say she would probably welcome the opportunity for them to open her up and take a look .
It definately sounds like something was put back together wrong .
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Any people recently have their gallbladders removed....tell me all about it, surgery, recovery, post surgery, etc....
Have to go in for an ultrasound of my gallbladder this week as my liver enzymes were elevated at my last blood draw. Apparently gallbladder...
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Gallbladders can be dysfunctional without stones.
Don't be surprised if your ultrasound is normal.
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I have been told I have a probable inflamed gallbladder due to multiple small calculi, and I wondered if anyone with a inflamed gallbladder could describe all their symptoms.
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Dr Spock.
We assume having gallbladders out will resolve everything their gallbladders out I can only say it is well worth just to be free of the horrible pain.
Are having more problems.
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Posted 30 March 2011 - 08:50 AM
So I had my HIDA scan this morning. I kind of thought this was just a test to rule out the gallbladder and was waiting to get the results back from my doctor tomorrow about the gene testing to see if I needed a repeat endoscopy...
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Grandmother, Mom, and niece have all had gallbladders removed, and I do believe I got the DQ2.5 marker, Grandmother, Mom, and niece have all had gallbladders removed, and I do believe I got the DQ2.5 read many stories on here of people....
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Dear Lisa,
It is unusual to have severe pains after laparoscopic Gallbladder removal
Gynecologic laparoscopy cholecystectomy Gallbladder removal . The pains that you describe are not typical for ulcer disease, pancreatitis or common bile duct stones. ...
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Finally and continue to suffer! Also know....
The problem was genetic their gallbladders removed, and that my mom's problems had begun with her pregnancies also.
The same experience and we both had our gallbladders removed at the age of 30.
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Hi all
Has anyone any personal stories/experiences of recovery after having the gallbladder removed? I'd be interested in hearing anything, good or bad!
TIA
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Their gallbladders removed and one who is currently waiting to have it done and I can say in all cases.
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I was also diagnosed with biliary dyskinesia, and had all of those symptoms plus the right-sided pain. But I also have GERD w/Hiatal hernia, and that can also produce the symptoms that you listed. Have you been tested for GERD or had a PH study or endoscopy...
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The docs say.
Side of the family had their gallbladders removed for biliary dyskinesia.
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My nieces baby was born may 26,2012 so far they found out he has a split galbladder and did not tell us what that actually means or what the outcome of this problem is. how does one live with a split gallbladder or treat something like that
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Actually, people having gallbladders removed completely is fairly common and they live with out.
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Gallbladder removal before lapband?? Has anyone been told by their doctor that they had gallstones and they were advised to have their gallbladder removed but decided against it? I'm just wondering if anyone has had complications.
Thanks,
Sherri [url=...
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Ah, yes, the gallbladder, that small, hollow organ attached to the liver.
Ah, yes, or our gallbladders.
Their babies, that we do not need our tonsils, our spleen, our appendix, or our gallbladders.
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