Thank you ZeeGee,
3 months seems like a long time for the anesthesia to still be affecting me, but maybe. The nausea isn't as frequent as the headaches, but still fairly regular. I've done a ton of " research" for over a year so I'm pretty good about diet, small meals, low fat, lots of veggies, but fewer cruciferous ones, etc... Honestly, I'm amazed by the outdated advice that most doctors give regarding diet. In my galbladder removal group, its astounding how many doctors say to eat whatever you want! Really? That's not true at all. The previous advice/article about meridians/nerve pathways being blocked might be part of what's going on. Been fantasizing about a chiropractor adjusting my neck so my intuition tells me I probably should get to one. I saw a. Osteopath several years ago, had mri, but should've 8conteast because he couldn't see the insides of the joint in my shoulder. I then went to a PT and, like you, was left on a table with a tens machine and headphones. The guy barely did anything with me so I left.
I'm gonna address the neck and see what happens. I do need to see my doc, but really want a new one because I'm not happy with him. He's made a lot of mistakes and is not very caring. Because we have very high covid numbers here, our health facilities are swamped so it's hard to get in. I waited for over a year to get my galbladder out. Frustrating to be so limited largely due to antivaxers.
Anyway, thanks for taking the time to help!
Jane