Re: GALLBLADDER - Severe pain before and after removal. NIGHTMARE...

January 15, 2011

It is usually happen after GB removal - Bike reflux. You had it before too but

now it will be worse though some people benefit from removal and don`t have

reflux. It is dangerous condition.

You can subscribe to GERDsupport group and find info about Bile reflux in Search

and Files.

--- In gallstones , " sunnyweather1983 " <sunnyweather1983@...>

wrote:

>

> Hi everyone, my name is and I'm 27 years old. All summer I've been

working as a Parking Enforcement Officer riding a 50cc scooter nine hours daily

writing tickets. Each day I ate poorly and didn't take good care of myself

smoking and drinking many beers after work.

>

> Also while sitting behind cars in traffic I was holding my breath very long,

which I believe has something to do with my condition now.

>

> First I started to get heartburn. Then I got this pain in my chest and a

really messed up feeling in my throat that felt like there was something there.

>

> Day after day I couldn't take it no more going to the E.R and Dr's'. The pain

was too much. I went through hell to get an answer. The HIDA scan at 19% didn't

convince two surgeons that it's the gallbladder causing all my pain.

>

> Finally the 3rd surgeon took it out.

>

> Right now, 11 days after the surgery I have such severe pain... It's in my

chest and even in the back. I think it's radiating from under the right side of

the ribcage but...

>

> Did anyone have pain like this???

>

January 15, 2011

You ask these 'doctors' to discuss Gallbladder, and they all usually want to

remove it.Â Now they can use your money to buy a new car, add a wing on their

house, etc...

You should try losing some weight maybe, exercising, eating well, try burping

now and then, and drink plenty of water.

I would never have removed my GB...

Keep the info coming.

Jay

From: IMS <imsinfo@...>

Subject: Re: GALLBLADDER - Severe pain before and after removal.

NIGHTMARE...

gallstones

Date: Saturday, January 15, 2011, 10:21 AM

Â

It is usually happen after GB removal - Bike reflux. You had it before too

but now it will be worse though some people benefit from removal and don`t have

reflux. It is dangerous condition.

You can subscribe to GERDsupport group and find info about Bile reflux in Search

and Files.

--- In gallstones , " sunnyweather1983 " <sunnyweather1983@...>

wrote:

>

> Hi everyone, my name is and I'm 27 years old. All summer I've been

working as a Parking Enforcement Officer riding a 50cc scooter nine hours daily

writing tickets. Each day I ate poorly and didn't take good care of myself

smoking and drinking many beers after work.

>

> Also while sitting behind cars in traffic I was holding my breath very long,

which I believe has something to do with my condition now.

>

> First I started to get heartburn. Then I got this pain in my chest and a

really messed up feeling in my throat that felt like there was something there.

>

> Day after day I couldn't take it no more going to the E.R and Dr's'. The pain

was too much. I went through hell to get an answer. The HIDA scan at 19% didn't

convince two surgeons that it's the gallbladder causing all my pain.

>

> Finally the 3rd surgeon took it out.

>

> Right now, 11 days after the surgery I have such severe pain... It's in my

chest and even in the back. I think it's radiating from under the right side of

the ribcage but...

>

> Did anyone have pain like this???

>

January 15, 2011

Read the s Moritz book if you can.Â Enzymes should always be taken after

g.b. removal, too.Â

Good luck to you,

herbladie

Â

You ask these 'doctors' to discuss Gallbladder, and they all usually want to

remove it.Â Now they can use your money to buy a new car, add a wing on their

house, etc...

You should try losing some weight maybe, exercising, eating well, try burping

now and then, and drink plenty of water.

I would never have removed my GB...

Keep the info coming.

Jay

Â

It is usually happen after GB removal - Bike reflux. You had it before too but

now it will be worse though some people benefit from removal and don`t have

reflux. It is dangerous condition.

You can subscribe to GERDsupport group and find info about Bile reflux in Search

and Files.

January 15, 2011

Dear Mr. Sunnyweather,

It sounds like surgeon #3 acted inappropriately and I would be extremely upset

that he removed my GB after 2 other surgeons would not. As you are experiencing

the same pain as before the GB was removed - I would demand to know what was

the basis for surgeon # 3 to proceed with the surgery after the first 2 surgeons

did not think it was you GB!

This is a very serious thing that #3 did - I would demand to know what caused

him to override the other 2 surgeons especially now that you are experiencing

identical symptoms. Sounds to me like you have a very good case for a law suit-

although I dislike the idea of litigating, the facts as you state them warrant a

close look at litigation if for no other reason than to stop this surgeon from

performing unnecessary surgeries on others. Again, if the facts are as you

stated them then this doctor is incompetent and you should consider taking some

sort of action to demonstrate to him that there are consequences to moving

forward without being sure of what the problem is.

As for your current problem-

have you seen any other doctors? suggest an alternative health care specialist.

What part of the country are you in? How are your bowel movements? digestion?

how long does the pain last? is it a sharp pain? does it come in waves? when it

starts how long does it last? does it incapacitate you? does it come on after

you eat? do you have a lot of gas after you eat. - more info you can provide the

better

good luck

On Jan 14, 2011, at 8:16 PM, sunnyweather1983 wrote:

> Hi everyone, my name is and I'm 27 years old. All summer I've been

working as a Parking Enforcement Officer riding a 50cc scooter nine hours daily

writing tickets. Each day I ate poorly and didn't take good care of myself

smoking and drinking many beers after work.

>

> Also while sitting behind cars in traffic I was holding my breath very long,

which I believe has something to do with my condition now.

>

> First I started to get heartburn. Then I got this pain in my chest and a

really messed up feeling in my throat that felt like there was something there.

>

> Day after day I couldn't take it no more going to the E.R and Dr's'. The pain

was too much. I went through hell to get an answer. The HIDA scan at 19% didn't

convince two surgeons that it's the gallbladder causing all my pain.

>

> Finally the 3rd surgeon took it out.

>

> Right now, 11 days after the surgery I have such severe pain... It's in my

chest and even in the back. I think it's radiating from under the right side of

the ribcage but...

>

> Did anyone have pain like this???

>

January 15, 2011

,

None of your original symptoms sound like gall bladder to me, but I don't know

what the rest of the group would say. Three things jumped out out me...drinking,

poor diet and the indigestion. All of these things I've had. The pain that you

describe in chest and throat could be from weeks, or months of irritation of the

stomach and esophagus. Diet is absolutely key to recovery and it sounds like you

could do with some fasting. Stop eating for a few days and drink only water with

a little fresh lemon squeezed in it and see if your symptoms improve. You need

to stay away from all the things you know are bad, fast food, smoking, drinking.

If the fasting helps, you will know your problem has to do with what's going in

your mouth. In the meantime, I would make sure you don't have some complication

from the surgery. Have you been in communication with your surgeon and shared

this information with him or her? Also in the meantime, research healthy diets

on the internet. There are cheap ways to eat well. Oh, and be absolutely sure

to stay away from sugar and soda, processed foods, junk food, etc. Soda never

fails to give me indigestion...and I mean NEVER. Good luck

--- In gallstones , " sunnyweather1983 " <sunnyweather1983@...>

wrote:

>

> Hi everyone, my name is and I'm 27 years old. All summer I've been

working as a Parking Enforcement Officer riding a 50cc scooter nine hours daily

writing tickets. Each day I ate poorly and didn't take good care of myself

smoking and drinking many beers after work.

>

> Also while sitting behind cars in traffic I was holding my breath very long,

which I believe has something to do with my condition now.

>

> First I started to get heartburn. Then I got this pain in my chest and a

really messed up feeling in my throat that felt like there was something there.

>

> Day after day I couldn't take it no more going to the E.R and Dr's'. The pain

was too much. I went through hell to get an answer. The HIDA scan at 19% didn't

convince two surgeons that it's the gallbladder causing all my pain.

>

> Finally the 3rd surgeon took it out.

>

> Right now, 11 days after the surgery I have such severe pain... It's in my

chest and even in the back. I think it's radiating from under the right side of

the ribcage but...

>

> Did anyone have pain like this???

>

January 17, 2011

Thank you. Do you know anything else I should suspect that might be giving me

this pain? It's a weird kind of pain but it's excruciating. It is there under

the ribcage on the right side and now severely my back is killing me and also

why does it reflect to the chest? I had chest x-rays, blood work, pancreas test,

lyme d. test and they are good. I am thinking of ulcers or crohns. Last year I

had blood work for hemacromatosis and was informed i have a gene that might

summon it. What do you think???

>

> It is usually happen after GB removal - Bike reflux. You had it before too but

now it will be worse though some people benefit from removal and don`t have

reflux. It is dangerous condition.

> You can subscribe to GERDsupport group and find info about Bile reflux in

Search and Files.

>

> --- In gallstones , " sunnyweather1983 " <sunnyweather1983@>

wrote:

> >

> > Hi everyone, my name is and I'm 27 years old. All summer I've been

working as a Parking Enforcement Officer riding a 50cc scooter nine hours daily

writing tickets. Each day I ate poorly and didn't take good care of myself

smoking and drinking many beers after work.

> >

> > Also while sitting behind cars in traffic I was holding my breath very long,

which I believe has something to do with my condition now.

> >

> > First I started to get heartburn. Then I got this pain in my chest and a

really messed up feeling in my throat that felt like there was something there.

> >

> > Day after day I couldn't take it no more going to the E.R and Dr's'. The

pain was too much. I went through hell to get an answer. The HIDA scan at 19%

didn't convince two surgeons that it's the gallbladder causing all my pain.

> >

> > Finally the 3rd surgeon took it out.

> >

> > Right now, 11 days after the surgery I have such severe pain... It's in my

chest and even in the back. I think it's radiating from under the right side of

the ribcage but...

> >

> > Did anyone have pain like this???

> >

>

January 17, 2011

Thank you. You know before the surgery I was in so much agony because of the

pain in the chest and feeling in throat. The pain in the back was not allowing

me to live and I was crying. no doctor pushed me into anything. Really they

didn't want to do it but I was sure that there was no other way to live and I

begged them with tears in my eyes. Please believe me that the last surgeon is an

angel. I had it removed 14 days ago now and the pain hasn't changed except I

don't have any of those terrible attacks that mimic a heart attack. I had those

and earlier had no idea what it was. It hurts me 24/7 under the rib there, in my

chest, throat, and back. What do you think? Can it be an ulcer of some sort or

maybe what? I reaearched but...

>

> From: IMS <imsinfo@...>

> Subject: Re: GALLBLADDER - Severe pain before and after removal.

NIGHTMARE...

> gallstones

> Date: Saturday, January 15, 2011, 10:21 AM

>

> Â

>

> It is usually happen after GB removal - Bike reflux. You had it before

too but now it will be worse though some people benefit from removal and don`t

have reflux. It is dangerous condition.

>

> You can subscribe to GERDsupport group and find info about Bile reflux in

Search and Files.

>

> --- In gallstones , " sunnyweather1983 " <sunnyweather1983@>

wrote:

>

> >

>

> > Hi everyone, my name is and I'm 27 years old. All summer I've been

working as a Parking Enforcement Officer riding a 50cc scooter nine hours daily

writing tickets. Each day I ate poorly and didn't take good care of myself

smoking and drinking many beers after work.

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > Also while sitting behind cars in traffic I was holding my breath very long,

which I believe has something to do with my condition now.

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > First I started to get heartburn. Then I got this pain in my chest and a

really messed up feeling in my throat that felt like there was something there.

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > Day after day I couldn't take it no more going to the E.R and Dr's'. The

pain was too much. I went through hell to get an answer. The HIDA scan at 19%

didn't convince two surgeons that it's the gallbladder causing all my pain.

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > Finally the 3rd surgeon took it out.

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > Right now, 11 days after the surgery I have such severe pain... It's in my

chest and even in the back. I think it's radiating from under the right side of

the ribcage but...

>

> >

>

> >

>

> > Did anyone have pain like this???

>

> >

>

January 17, 2011

Thank's, I need to look into that. Why is it hurting me?

>

> Read the s Moritz book if you can.Â Enzymes should always be taken

after g.b. removal, too.Â

>

> Good luck to you,

>

> herbladie

>

> Â

>

> You ask these 'doctors' to discuss Gallbladder, and they all usually want to

remove it.Â Now they can use your money to buy a new car, add a wing on their

house, etc...

> You should try losing some weight maybe, exercising, eating well, try burping

now and then, and drink plenty of water.

> I would never have removed my GB...

> Keep the info coming.

> Jay

> Â

> It is usually happen after GB removal - Bike reflux. You had it before too but

now it will be worse though some people benefit from removal and don`t have

reflux. It is dangerous condition.

> You can subscribe to GERDsupport group and find info about Bile reflux in

Search and Files.

>

January 17, 2011

I'll say thank's agaian, it doesn't hurt right? It hurts in my abdomen and back.

Tightness feeling. Why???

>

> ,

>

> None of your original symptoms sound like gall bladder to me, but I don't know