Gallstone attacks and flushes

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My husband was recently hospitalized with what appeared to be a

gallbladder/pancreatitis attack. He had been vomiting for two days

with a fever and chills as well as severe abdominal pain just under

the ribcage. At the hospital, they put him on an i.v. of potassium

chloride and several heavy-duty antibiotics, the names of which I do

not know, since he was extremely jaundiced. A rectal exam was done to

determine if blood was in the stool, although that was negative. A

sonagram was done the next day and no evidence of " stones " was

visible on the films. The doctors suspect that a " stone " was lodged

in the bile duct, created an inflamation, then was released, since

his condition improved greatly over the next twenty-four hours. Can

someone tell me the likelihood this will recur and whether or not to

begin a cleansing regimen? (He stated to me that his stool was very

green and somewhat loose in the hospital.) Could he have passed more

stones? Also, I was reading the cleanse regimen for the six day

cleanse on the Curezone site and I am cofused about the enema part.

Does one take a coffee enema or a more cleansing type of enema? Does

one take the enemas every day or just for two days? I do not want to

experience the pain and discomfort my husband went through and I am

quite sure neither does he. If the cleansing process will help us to

prevent another " attack " then I may be able to start him on a

schedule with me. Thanks. FooFoo6520

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I had pancreatitis and it kept recurring till I got my gallbladder removed.

But I did have stones in the GB and I tried the flushes but didnt find

relief...If he doesnt have any visible stones I would say that probably

wouldnt get sick from a cleanse.

>From: " foofoo6520 " <foofoo6520@...>

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>Subject: Gallstone " attacks " and flushes

>Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2003 07:19:42 -0000

>

>My husband was recently hospitalized with what appeared to be a

>gallbladder/pancreatitis attack. He had been vomiting for two days

>with a fever and chills as well as severe abdominal pain just under

>the ribcage. At the hospital, they put him on an i.v. of potassium

>chloride and several heavy-duty antibiotics, the names of which I do

>not know, since he was extremely jaundiced. A rectal exam was done to

>determine if blood was in the stool, although that was negative. A

>sonagram was done the next day and no evidence of " stones " was

>visible on the films. The doctors suspect that a " stone " was lodged

>in the bile duct, created an inflamation, then was released, since

>his condition improved greatly over the next twenty-four hours. Can

>someone tell me the likelihood this will recur and whether or not to

>begin a cleansing regimen? (He stated to me that his stool was very

>green and somewhat loose in the hospital.) Could he have passed more

>stones? Also, I was reading the cleanse regimen for the six day

>cleanse on the Curezone site and I am cofused about the enema part.

>Does one take a coffee enema or a more cleansing type of enema? Does

>one take the enemas every day or just for two days? I do not want to

>experience the pain and discomfort my husband went through and I am

>quite sure neither does he. If the cleansing process will help us to

>prevent another " attack " then I may be able to start him on a

>schedule with me. Thanks. FooFoo6520

>

>

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I think it is wonderful that you are doing all of this research on

his behalf. I hope you find information that helps you. This site has

a lot of great links, testimonials, and help for anyone wanting to do

a gallbladder cleanse.

I haven't really been very interested in the idea that parasites are

the root of all health problems, but I stumbled across some

information today that will have me taking my anti-parasite herbs

more faithfully. It said that parasites in the digestive tract can

actually BLOCK the bile duct and cause all kinds of other problems,

so you might want to pay attention to the parasite info right along

with the gallstone information.

Oh, with the green runny stools, it does sound like your husband

might have passed some stones.

I'll tell you my experience with the coffee enema:

I don't drink coffee, but I went to the trouble of brewing some

coffee for an enema (supposed to help with parasites) and I even

added some garlic to it to help get rid of more parasites and I was

carrying this upstairs to my personal bathroom and the handle of the

jug broke and I spilled a very strong mixture of garlic coffee all

over my stairs!!! Soooo.... after I cleaned that up I opted for the

simpler Epsom salt enema. I don't have a clue if it helped or not --

at that point I was just trying to follow directions. But, I haven't

had any problem with bugs on my stairs!

Luci

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wrote:

> My husband was recently hospitalized with what appeared to be a

> gallbladder/pancreatitis attack. He had been vomiting for two days

> with a fever and chills as well as severe abdominal pain just under

> the ribcage. At the hospital, they put him on an i.v. of potassium

> chloride and several heavy-duty antibiotics, the names of which I

do

> not know, since he was extremely jaundiced. A rectal exam was done

to

> determine if blood was in the stool, although that was negative. A

> sonagram was done the next day and no evidence of " stones " was

> visible on the films. The doctors suspect that a " stone " was lodged

> in the bile duct, created an inflamation, then was released, since

> his condition improved greatly over the next twenty-four hours. Can

> someone tell me the likelihood this will recur and whether or not

to

> begin a cleansing regimen? (He stated to me that his stool was very

> green and somewhat loose in the hospital.) Could he have passed

more

> stones? Also, I was reading the cleanse regimen for the six day

> cleanse on the Curezone site and I am cofused about the enema part.

> Does one take a coffee enema or a more cleansing type of enema?

Does

> one take the enemas every day or just for two days? I do not want

to

> experience the pain and discomfort my husband went through and I am

> quite sure neither does he. If the cleansing process will help us

to

> prevent another " attack " then I may be able to start him on a

> schedule with me. Thanks. FooFoo6520

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At 07:01 AM 31-07-03 +0000, you stated:

>I haven't really been very interested in the idea that parasites are

>the root of all health problems, but I stumbled across some

>information today that will have me taking my anti-parasite herbs

>more faithfully. It said that parasites in the digestive tract can

>actually BLOCK the bile duct and cause all kinds of other problems,

>so you might want to pay attention to the parasite info right along

>with the gallstone information.

Please give us the URL for the site where you read that.

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> At 07:01 AM 31-07-03 +0000, you stated:

> >I haven't really been very interested in the idea that parasites

are

> >the root of all health problems, but I stumbled across some

> >information today that will have me taking my anti-parasite herbs

> >more faithfully. It said that parasites in the digestive tract can

> >actually BLOCK the bile duct and cause all kinds of other problems,

> >so you might want to pay attention to the parasite info right along

> >with the gallstone information.

>

> Please give us the URL for the site where you read that.

Sorry, it wasn't on the Internet, it was just a little flyer that

came in my mail. It was trying to sell me an herbal cleanse regimen.

It had lots of pictures of horrible parasites -- nothing worse than

I've seen from the links here, though.

Luci