Re: I have been diagnosed with gallstones too

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> I have recently met with a surgeon who wanted to remove my gallbladder

> even though he wasn't 100% sure that I had gallstones. I want to try

> the flush and then see a different doctor. Has anyone tried the liver

> flush and then had another ultrasound that showed that the stones were

> gone?

Of course, he wants to remove it. He's a surgeon and that's how he earns a

living. Let's just rip it out when he doesn't even know for sure that

that's your problem. A different doctors sounds like a good idea. Don't go

to a surgeon if you don't want to have surgery. Yes, do the flushes. I did

3 and passed stones for over a year. Had a second sonogram and I still have

stones. I've only had one attack. I refused surgery and am doing fine.

Many people who have a GB attack only have one and never have another one.

Amber

[Guest guest]

rttell the surgeon to sit back and relax - he or she is a f'ing moron. You now

need to do all efforts to clean you GB and liver. We will guide you but you

have to do it yourself.

Jay

Re: I have been diagnosed with gallstones too

> I have recently met with a surgeon who wanted to remove my gallbladder

> even though he wasn't 100% sure that I had gallstones. I want to try

> the flush and then see a different doctor. Has anyone tried the liver

> flush and then had another ultrasound that showed that the stones were

> gone?

Of course, he wants to remove it. He's a surgeon and that's how he earns a

living. Let's just rip it out when he doesn't even know for sure that

that's your problem. A different doctors sounds like a good idea. Don't go

to a surgeon if you don't want to have surgery. Yes, do the flushes. I did

3 and passed stones for over a year. Had a second sonogram and I still have

stones. I've only had one attack. I refused surgery and am doing fine.

Many people who have a GB attack only have one and never have another one.

Amber

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Did you experience a gallbladder attack? or any symptoms of having

gallstones?

Have an ultrasound first, if you are asymptomatic then why remove your

gallbladder? Even you're symptomatic that's no reason to have your

gallbladder removed.

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I have recently met with a surgeon who wanted to remove my gallbladder

even though he wasn't 100% sure that I had gallstones. I want to try

the flush and then see a different doctor. Has anyone tried the liver

flush and then had another ultrasound that showed that the stones were

gone?

[Guest guest]

That's like asking a car salesman if you should buy a car!

>

> I have recently met with a surgeon who wanted to remove my

gallbladder

> even though he wasn't 100% sure that I had gallstones. I want to try

> the flush and then see a different doctor. Has anyone tried the

liver

> flush and then had another ultrasound that showed that the stones

were

> gone?

>

[Guest guest]

tell the doc that they should have their gb removed just in case...see the

facial reaction.

Re: I have been diagnosed with gallstones too

That's like asking a car salesman if you should buy a car!

>

> I have recently met with a surgeon who wanted to remove my

gallbladder

> even though he wasn't 100% sure that I had gallstones. I want to try

> the flush and then see a different doctor. Has anyone tried the

liver

> flush and then had another ultrasound that showed that the stones

were

> gone?

>