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Dealing with symptoms after Gallbladder surgery

Digestive Health | Last Active: Apr 27 6:42am | Replies (266)
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@missdraggunn

I actually ended up in the ER and got worse. Met with my surgeon and the ER AND they think something else could be wrong. They gave me new medications which I've been trying. I was fine after I left the hospital and this morning but now I'm starting with the nausea and stomach "stitch" like cramp again. It doesn't matter what I eat, when I eat. It's a come and go thing. With more come than go unfortunately. I meet with the gastro this week. They still think it's gastritis but with all the gastrisis meds I've been taking I'm not so sure.

Had an ultrasound done in the ER with no abnormalities. Liver count was down but not much. Had low blood pressure from not eating or drinking.

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Rosemary, Volunteer Mentor | @rosemarya | Mar 3, 2019

@missdraggunn, I am not a medical person, but I know that if I were in your situation I would be wanting answers, and relief from this. Please try to sip liquids, or try popsicles or suck on ice so you stay hydrated.

Since you mention gastritis, I found this link ot information about gastritis that I wouold like to share with you.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/gastritis/symptoms-causes/syc-20355807
In it, I read that treatment of gastritis depends on the specific cause. Another point that I like is that it provides a list of basic questions to ask your doctor, and questions that your doctor is likely to ask yoiu. Have you had an appointment with anyone (PCP) after your ER / surgeon experience?

There are also some suggested lifestyle and home remedies that you might want to look at.

Stay in touch, and let me when you learn anything or find relief.
Hugs.

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