Re: Gallbladder out? Why? (newbie)

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Oooh yes, please do try a few flushes first!! I am only 26 and had the same

thoughts - I'm too young to get an organ removed!!!

My first flush didn't seem to help, but I completed my second one the Friday

before Christmas and I feel SO much better now - a twinge of some discomfort

after fatty meals, but no pain at all!! Am looking forward to a few more

flushes before going into 'maintenance mode'.

On 12/29/05, Rob & <wob@...> wrote:

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> Oh and I forgot to mention, my Dr wants me to have my gallbladder out.

> I've

> read this is not good for many reasons, also I'm only 29. I have a

> referral

> to the surgeon, but I think I'll keep my gallbladder!!!

>

> Tan

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[Guest guest]

Hi Tan,

I'd try everything to keep my gall bladder if I were you. The doctors

are too ready to tell you the easy part of getting your gall bladder

out and too unwilling to tell you all the problems people have.

The bottom line is you have to pay the consequences for your decision,

not them. Flushing is not fun, but not bad either for the the vast

majority of people.

Make your own decision, but use more info than just what the Doctors

give you. They don't have enough knowledge of anything other than

drugs and surgery to give you all the information. THey didn't learn

in medical school all the alternatives that have been tested

informally for many generations at least if not hundreds of years in

some cases.

Best Regards,

Vince

>

> Oh and I forgot to mention, my Dr wants me to have my gallbladder

out. I've

> read this is not good for many reasons, also I'm only 29. I have a

referral

> to the surgeon, but I think I'll keep my gallbladder!!!

>

> Tan

>

[Guest guest]

I'd like to add - the flushes are a non-invasive procedure.

Gallbladder surgery is IRRIVESIBLE.

Also another note - there is a procedure with a scope whereby they can

look into your bile ducts and remove any stones. This should ALWAYS

be done prior to gallbladder surgery (if surgery is deemed necessary).

The removal of these stones may be instant relief to pain and then you

are able to keep the GB healthy through flushing.

~S

" Vince Richter " <new_man85@h...> wrote:

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> Hi Tan,

>

> I'd try everything to keep my gall bladder if I were you......

>

> Make your own decision, but use more info than just what the Doctors

> give you.