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I also had the Hida scan - Nothing - no Stones nor Gallbladder showed up, they had 4 radidologist check and not one could find the gallbladder.
They did say that surgery is still most likely to remove it.
Other than a few bouts of nausea /vomiting and what to me feels like a pulled muscle -or the pain of what one feels like being pulled, that's all I've felt. Since cutting fried / spice / red meat out of my diet in the past few days , I haven't had any more issues.
The tech thinks what happened is - the pain i felt was probably when it quit working totally. It just simply deflated and never reflated with meals.
Anyone else have a Ultra-sound / Hida scan that turned out like mine?
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If I burp all the gas out, after about 15 min. my heart slows down to normal levels 65-72BPM. When it speeds up it goes to about 140BPM with no exercise. I can't tell you how many times I have been to the ER thinking it was my heart... My heart has been checked out AOK by the New England Heart Institute.
I was a very vocal youth sports father/fan and used to yell and over use my diafram when yelling at sporting events. So I'm thinking I have some mechanical problem or hernia. Back in 1999 I did do a test that said I had a "Twisted Stomach" and I do have a belly button herina at this time that can bee seen and confirmed.
My heart is OK and I do not have GERD, heartburn or any reflex problem... It's mechanical when I move or exercise or lie a certian way it builds up the gas and boom!, my heart rate just takes off...
Could this be a diafram hernia putting pressure on my vegas nerve sending my heart rate going??? Right now sitting here typihg this if I put my hand on my solarplex area, I can feel like a spasm/something doing flip flops in the solarplex area right in the center.
This condition has taken away about 15 years of my life since my first trip to the ER with this rapid heart rate in 1999, I was at our Little League field yelling for our Little Leaguer on the fireld...
My diafram yelling was out of control in 3 youth sports over a period of 5 years...So, I think I could have damaged something in there?????
Please Help1...if you have any House thoughts...
Regards,
Coach Ron...
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Is there ANYTHING i can do to reduce the swelling of the gallbladder? Its feeling like a golfball pushing against my rib, doesn't hurt but sure is uncomfortable when I sit.
Any info is appriciated.
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Ive tried papaya enzymes, and probiotics, these only seem to help a little bitView Thread
His issues are affecting his every day life including missing work and stomach hurting when he leaves the house. We cannot even go out to eat with family because of his stomach hurting directly afterwards.View Thread
This is a structural issue of scarring and overdeveloped muscle. There is no other disease below the stomach.
The surgeon wants to do a Gastrojejunostomy. This involves removing the lower stomach and resecting the upper stomach directly to the jejunum.
Has anyone had this procedure? What was/has been your experience since?View Thread
First time poster here. Hope I'm not breaking any protocol or rules. I've suffered from symptoms of IBS for the majority of my 23 years and was only diagnosed last year. I'm currently on a waiting list for an endoscopy and colonoscopy as my doctor describes my symptoms as "rather severe". (Also have recurring ulcers and B12 deficiency.)
I'm writing because as a person who always has anywhere between 3 to 6 urgent, soft (bordering on liquid) bowel movements a day, I've suddenly become constipated and have been unable to have a bowel movement in 4 days. This has never happened to me. Generally, if I'm going to be constipated, it lasts for maybe 8 hours, and even that is rather rare.
This comes following oral surgery four days ago to remove two wisdom teeth. I was not put under for the procedure, just frozen locally. I'm currently taking amoxicillin (for a jaw infection), Tylenol with codeine #3, Ibuprofen, a daily multivitamin w/iron, a B12 supplement, and occasionally zopiclone when I can't sleep (last two nights). I have been avoiding valerian extract to be safe.
Is there some kind of association between the fact that I had oral surgery and this sudden constipation?
I also write because in the week leading up to my surgery, I noticed some changes in my bowel movements that concerned me somewhat. First I noticed that when I used the washroom, my stool was...how do I describe this...shredded? It was in about 50-100 tiny shreds and it came out like liquid. I was surprised, I'd never seen this before. Then, as the week went on, I went back to having "normal" stools, however I noticed they were flat on two sides. They looked like they'd been pushed through one of those PlayDoh machines (ha!). I was concerned about this because I know that flat stools can occasionally indicate swelling or a blockage in the colon.
Well, now, I can't go, so I'm worried that those abnormal stools really DID indicate some kind of blockage and that something is really wrong.
I am scheduled to see my doctor on Thursday (it's Monday today) and I'm not sure if I should wait to see him and hopefully I will have gone by then or if I should call him and explain my situation. Failing that, should I take something like a laxative? I've been drinking coffee, eating oranges and peaches and all kinds of things that would normally have me running to the washroom.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm kind of nervous about this
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18th: picked up over the counter digestive medicine and went back to hotel at 3PM. Threw out the digestive medicine. did not eat anything that day
19th: ate some fruits and milk; was okay till afternoon. At 3pm picked up some rice and had half plate; sat till 10PM, felt inconvinient, but did not threw out
20th: not felt right, again just ate some fruits and milk; it was okay, but did not eat much..
21st: ate small bread with milk, fruits and flew back to my home town.. had little bit of white rice
22nd: went to the hospital to see; they had blood and urine tests, everything came normal. They also did CT Scan..
Here are the findings:
Comparison: None
Liver: Negative
Gallbladder/biliary: Negative
Spleen: Negative
Adrenals: Negative
Pancres: Negative
Kideneys: A right renal cyst is present. smaller hypodense lesions in the right kidney are too small to characterize.
Bowel: The right colon is tortuous with the cecum in a high position. A calcification present in the right lower abdomen and on series 2 image 40 measuring 8x2mm is most consistent with an appendicolith. There is extensive stranding and fluid around this region. This is most consistent with apendicitis.
But doctor said, that i need to see the surgeon on Wednesday. i heard if it s Appendicitis, it need to be treated within 24 hours?
I don't have severe pain. I was given anti biotics. I am feeling so tired, could not eat much. Any help will be appreciated.
BTW, two other people who came to that party had motions for 3-4 days after that. I hope it is just food poison.View Thread
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But, after that, my bowels have taken a strange turn. I'm not having as many movements a day (maybe down to one a day sometimes), but I don't feel all that cramped either.
Also, the movements I do have seem constricted. It is as if my anus is permanently set in clenched position, and I'm forcing a movement out through. Sometimes painful, but most of the time, just worrying.
And the odor is incredible, in bad ways. Either it has no discernible odor (usually after I manage a substantial movement), or it is as if the Toxic Avenger dropped an A-bomb in his pants. And this odor in fart form stays a while, which pisses me off to no end as my job has me walking around campus a LOT, and I end up carpet bombing when those days come around.
I haven't noted much IN the stool, but I have noted some white-ish things at times. Never enough to ID it as a worm, but I've still seen white-ish things that shouldn't logically be there.
Ideas? As far as I know, I'd be hungry a lot more if I had worms, right?View Thread
anything to come out. Has anyone ever heard of this? I had a colonoscopy 2 weeks ago. I eat fiber all time, drink alot of water, also drink the meds the doc gave me twice a day & nothing. I am lactose intolerant also but I think I will eat something with dairy in it tonight just to see if that will help. I hate being in pain but I can not stand feeling this way. Please help. AlbertaView Thread
1. What are the reasons that Reglan can't be used for patients with a seizure disorder? (or are there any?)
2. Is there a connection between gastroparesis and the seizure medication Lamictal (Lamotrigine)?
3. Does anyone have any recommendations on how to treat gastroparesis aside from changes in diet? I feel like I've tried everything with no relief.
Any suggestions/help would be greatly appreciated
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I am 58 and 11 years post gastric bypass. My diabetes is gone, high blood pressure was gone but going up a little, and my sleep apnea is gone BUT I AM FREEZING ALL THE TIME!!! I am actually looking forward to the HOT FLASHES of menopause. I have not mentioned it to my doc yet but after doing some reading today I think I will as I will be going on an Alaska cruise/tour in June. I don't want to be miserable. If anyone has had some success in overcoming this, please advise.View Thread
At your age and you are having minimal reflux issues I would hold off on surgery. If you do decide to go through with it make sure you have a surgeon who speicialty is gastroenterology. I have found over the years that if I lay on my left side and use a small pillow under my stomach and take ginger root (pill form) before bed time it reduces the night time reflux. Good luck to you, hope this helpsView Thread
I had to have a colonoscopy done last week. Because of not having a bowel movement for about 2 months before. The doc said there was no blockages, he also said I should have have a BM within 3 days of having that done.It has been over a week & still nothing. I do not go back to the doctor until March 4. Is there anything I can do before then? Thanks AlbertaView Thread
-wake up, drink coffee
-Have a BM, properly wipe and take shower, clean
-By the time I get to work I can feel that there's something in my butt.
-Go to bathroom, wipe and it's mostly feces but sometimes it's reddish and a bit irritated. I don't know how to describe the feces other than it's not liquid but not solid either - I can only clean by wiping
-other than that there's no problem with itchiness or sitting down or anything, but obviously it is troublesome
I had that happen occasionally before but now it is a very regular occurrence. It's better after the morning
Any ideas? I'm thinking of maybe skipping coffee and seeing what happens.. though I've been drinking coffee for years
Thanks in advanceView Thread
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