Re: Did I pass a gallstone?

[Guest guest]

Hi Laurel,

Not sure you passed a stone. Shift in position and comfort level suggests

you have a " mobile " stone and it happens to me all the time, especially at

night; i.e., changing position and comfort/discomfort changes. Usually, once it

subsides you're good for a while. Keep track of these symtoms for a few days.

Only way to tell if stone is gone is

an ultrasound.

Fran

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[Guest guest]

Good question. Pain is not always from stones though. It may be that the

muscle just relaxed. That is a very good thing. Huh? -D

----- Original Message -----

From: Laurel<mailto:lschoenrank@...>

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2007 7:59 AM

Subject: Did I pass a gallstone?

Late last night I was gaving some gallbladder pain. I took two aspirin and a

Magnesium

Citrate capsule and went to bed, laying on my right side. The pain just

continued and was

pretty miserable. Then I switched to my leftt side, the pain shifted and

increased a bit and

then abruptly just vanished! Did I pass the stone that was causing the pain,

or did it just fall

back into the gallbladder?

Laurel

[Guest guest]

hmm it probably went back into the gallbladder? i've had similar experiences.

except i get a warm feeling in my stomach and then poof, pain is gone.

best

shefy

Dave Shelden <wholehealthawareness@...> wrote:

Good question. Pain is not always from stones though. It may be that

the muscle just relaxed. That is a very good thing. Huh? -D

----- Original Message -----

From: Laurel<mailto:lschoenrank@...>

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2007 7:59 AM

Subject: Did I pass a gallstone?

Late last night I was gaving some gallbladder pain. I took two aspirin and a

Magnesium

Citrate capsule and went to bed, laying on my right side. The pain just

continued and was

pretty miserable. Then I switched to my leftt side, the pain shifted and

increased a bit and

then abruptly just vanished! Did I pass the stone that was causing the pain, or

did it just fall

back into the gallbladder?

Laurel