Re: dull pain after both flushes....

December 15, 2005

from all the reading I have done it meantions that when you do a

flush for the first time you don't get all the deep seated stones

and sludge--you get what was on top so to speak--but it pushes those

in the back forward.

Now those stones in the back part of the GB may be either larger

because they are older or just more of them moving forward.

Thus you will feel them now--

And I have done 4 and not nearly enough stones as you--I would say I

am lucky if I got out 20 of them little green things.

But I no longer have pain in the apendix area and that is usually

when you are about to have an attack.

The back pain is a dull one that kind of reminds us that we are not

finished flushing YET!!!!

what you can do to help it drink epsom salts again one to three

teaspoons in juice/water and help relax the ducts because you can

have some stones /slude stuck in there as well---drink two glasses

if necessary--it will relieve the pain.

and this should help until you are ready to do another flush.

fyi--tina

--- In gallstones , Romould D'mello <romould@y...>

wrote:

>

> Hi,

>

> I have been following this forum for the last month

> after I was advised to remove the gall bladder.

>

> 3 days back I completed my second flush(ES/OO). The

> first one was 10 days back.

>

> During the First flush I got 50 - 75 stones out. The

> flush went well. After the flush I had a dull pain in

> the right-upper side of abdomen also my stomach felt

> bloated, I was burping and feeling nauseated for

> nearly 7 days.

>

> I did my second flush. the second flush was painless

> and successful (100 -150 stones). I am experiencing

> exactly the same dull pain and bloated stomach, no

> nausea this time.

>

> Any idea what may be causing this. Is my gall bladder

> inflamed? I am worried it may cause pancreatitis.

>

> I am not sure if i should go ahead with the gall

> bladder removal that was suggested to me a month back.

>

> Please advise.

>

> Thanks Romy

>

December 15, 2005

Hi Romould,

I had the same problem. I did so many flushes and it helped with the gallbladder

attack. but it left me with a constant dull ache in my midback and right above

my navel. I think this is due to gas. There is also another thing in the indian

culture, i forget what's it's called exactly. I'll tell you and i'll post it up

too.

It's basically a major blood vessel to your navel. Now how you can test it is

simple: Put your index finger right on top of your navel and push down pretty

hard. If you feel it pulsate strongly you are good. but if it's not easily

noticeable it's not good. One way to fix it is massage with oil all over your

stomach directed to your navel. So like come down from your chest to your navel

and side to side, etc. You can also try this if no is there to masage you: Take

a cup and fill it half way with lukewarm water. Get on your side and tightly

cover your belly button and lie down straight on your back. Hold it there for a

few minutes and push with the other hand under the cup. You should feel the

pulsation after awhile. Twist the cup so it stays. I hope this helps.

You should also get a food massage and " crack " your big toe, that's where the

blood vessel ends.

Best,

Shefy

Romould D'mello <romould@...> wrote: Hi,

I have been following this forum for the last month

after I was advised to remove the gall bladder.

3 days back I completed my second flush(ES/OO). The

first one was 10 days back.

During the First flush I got 50 - 75 stones out. The

flush went well. After the flush I had a dull pain in

the right-upper side of abdomen also my stomach felt

bloated, I was burping and feeling nauseated for

nearly 7 days.

I did my second flush. the second flush was painless

and successful (100 -150 stones). I am experiencing

exactly the same dull pain and bloated stomach, no

nausea this time.

Any idea what may be causing this. Is my gall bladder

inflamed? I am worried it may cause pancreatitis.

I am not sure if i should go ahead with the gall

bladder removal that was suggested to me a month back.

Please advise.

Thanks Romy

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December 16, 2005

The nausea probably was from all the morbid matter going through your

intestines before it finally left your body. (much of the toxins

will be reabsorbed into your blood stream and put back into your liver)

This is why i always do a intestinal cleansing before my first liver

flush especially if I dont have a loose bowl.

if it took you more then 1 day to get the stones out after your flush

then your side effects has more to do with your bowl condition then

your liver gallbladder

Doing a intestinal cleanse is in my opinion step 1 before doing a

liver gallbladder flush inless your trying to avoid gallbladder

surgery. But the intestinal cleanse still needs to be addressed

that is the problems your having now.

it wood be foolish to get your gallbladder out. if you believe your

gallbladder or liver is inflammed a bland diet of no meat or little

meat, vegetable broth , fruit and melons , no coffee or black tea,

no sugar or sugar substitutes , no fried foods will

help the inflammation heal

there also is some herbs that help ginger root, parsley leaves,

fresh squeezed lemon juice mixed with warm water or herbal tea

and this is not like taking a pill you have to incorporate it in your

diet until your healed not just once a week more like 2 times a day for

2 to 4 weeks

also minced garlic clove mixed with juice

if you change nothing and continue a bad diet then you will continue to

have the pains and may heal slowly or not heal at all depending on how

bad your diet is. antacids will not help you heal it will just be

putting a piece of tape over the check engine soon light.

Romould D'mello wrote:

> Hi,

>

> I have been following this forum for the last month

> after I was advised to remove the gall bladder.

>

> 3 days back I completed my second flush(ES/OO). The

> first one was 10 days back.

>

> During the First flush I got 50 - 75 stones out. The

> flush went well. After the flush I had a dull pain in

> the right-upper side of abdomen also my stomach felt

> bloated, I was burping and feeling nauseated for

> nearly 7 days.

>

> I did my second flush. the second flush was painless

> and successful (100 -150 stones). I am experiencing

> exactly the same dull pain and bloated stomach, no

> nausea this time.

>

> Any idea what may be causing this. Is my gall bladder

> inflamed? I am worried it may cause pancreatitis.

>

> I am not sure if i should go ahead with the gall

> bladder removal that was suggested to me a month back.

>

> Please advise.

>

> Thanks Romy

>

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December 19, 2005

Hi,

I really don't think you should have it removed unless it's diseased or

something. I also have a CONSTANT 24/7 bloating/gas/nausea feeling. Some days

I'm fine, some days I feel like vomiting all day. I also wake up at night

burping. I think this is due to too much air in my body. I'm not sure how to rid

this. I'm finishing the parasite cleanse and next I'm doing the kidney cleanse.

Did you try some anti-gas medicines? I take maalox if it gets bad, which works

great. Also take some digestive enzymes after a big meal. Or I'm not sure if you

can find an indian store near you, but go there and ask for " choorun " . There's a

brand called Hajmola. It smells pretty bad, but it's a natural way to help

digestion and relieve gas.

Best,

Shefy

shefy gupta <shefy7@...> wrote: Hi Romould,

I had the same problem. I did so many flushes and it helped with the

gallbladder attack. but it left me with a constant dull ache in my midback and

right above my navel. I think this is due to gas. There is also another thing in

the indian culture, i forget what's it's called exactly. I'll tell you and i'll

post it up too.