Re: Re: Cola and Epsom Salts -- Pain after a flush

[Guest guest]

> By the way... was this localized pain, in the region you're liver

> would be, or generalized pain all over your body?

No, this was localised pain...right there in the middleright, under my

ribs...back and front...and like a knife pushed right in there and being

twisted back and forth. This was bad pain....it hurt to even breath.

Dax

[Guest guest]

Hi Dax,

I wanted to reply to your comment, " like a knife pushed right in

there, " and " it hurt to even breath. "

Was the pain you experienced the same as when you've had a GB attack?

The reason I ask is because a misplaced rib can feel exactly like the

pain you described. The pain can last for several weeks at a time.

Just curious.

Adrienne

--- Dax <dax-@...> wrote:

> > By the way... was this localized pain, in the region you're liver

> > would be, or generalized pain all over your body?

>

>

> No, this was localised pain...right there in the middleright, under

> my

> ribs...back and front...and like a knife pushed right in there and

> being

> twisted back and forth. This was bad pain....it hurt to even breath.

>

> Dax

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Adrienne...yes the same as a gb attack...it's ok...my ribs are all

intact! I think it's safe to say it was definitely gb as when I did my next

flush a week later, I was still in pain in the evening, but the pain had

totally gone in the morning...not even any residual soreness. Had it been a

misplaced rib, I think the pain would've subsided gradually over a period of

time.

Same thing happened after my first ever gb trouble where I ended up in

hospital. After coming home, I was still in a lot of pain but after doing my

first flush all pain was gone immediately along with all feelings of

bloatedness and nausea.

HTH

Dax