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Maraya1969

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19. Hello that's me. And I was going to tell you heavy narcotics for the pain!
Sun Mar 15, 2015, 12:04 PM
Mar 2015

I take them because I cannot stand the pain and when I didn't take them I lied on the couch for months and lost about 30 pounds because eating made me hurt.

I've always had a problem with constipation and this makes it worse, (and a lot of the meds for it make me sick too). I deal with it various ways.

I don't know why they have not given you some heavy duty pain medications. It sure looks like you are experiencing pain.

Oh I also put a lot of peppermint on my stomach. Caraway seeds are great if you make them into a tea with a lot of salt and a little butter.

Also I have done this and liver cleanses
http://www.drdavidwilliams.com/gallbladder-flush-directions/

Clean out your gallbladder for optimal function

To ensure a free flow of bile, both into and out of the gallbladder, you should clean this organ out with a gallbladder flush. It's simple to perform, but if you have a history of gallstones or other gallbladder issues, I suggest you check with your doctor first to rule out the possibility that you have any large calcified gallstones that might not be able to pass through the bile duct during the flush. And, obviously, you don't need to perform the flush if you’ve had your gallbladder removed.

The gallbladder flush requires one week, beginning on a Monday and ending on a Sunday. Before you begin you'll need to purchase:

Plenty of apple juice or cider (not concentrate, but the real thing, without added sugars)
Standard Process Disodium Phosphate Capsules (you can purchase these online)
Citrus fruits for fresh-squeezed juice (you can substitute canned or bottled citrus fruit if you prefer) and to eat whole
Unrefined olive oil, which is available at most health food stores
Lemon juice


I also have done coffee enemas to help get rid of old toxins. And maybe you have too much candida and not enough good bacteria. You can take probiotics for that.

Good Luck to you!

Maraya

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Warm showers helped to ease my pain. In_The_Wind Feb 2015 #1
I would suggest that you avoid foods that cause the attacks. CaliforniaPeggy Feb 2015 #2
Truth pscot Feb 2015 #3
Yep, I was able to avoid laundry_queen Feb 2015 #17
if it gets really bad, hit the er. mopinko Feb 2015 #4
Seems like a long time to 'jump through all the hoops.' elleng Feb 2015 #5
Step 1 - Family doctor makes diagnosis, schedules ultrasound hedgehog Feb 2015 #7
Still sounds long to me. elleng Feb 2015 #8
Once you get jaundiced and/or a fever of 101.4, things speed up hedgehog Feb 2015 #9
AHA! elleng Feb 2015 #10
I had to eek out 3 months dealing with gall bladder pain before they finally diagnosed it. woodsprite Feb 2015 #6
Being raised Irish Catholic (we can put stoics to shame) plus being a mother means I ignored and/or hedgehog Feb 2015 #15
Yeah, the eggs were probably not the 'best' thing, but I figured I needed the protein. woodsprite Feb 2015 #16
Thank all of you for your advice and good wishes. hedgehog Feb 2015 #11
Hello that's me. And I was going to tell you heavy narcotics for the pain! Maraya1969 Mar 2015 #19
I had gall stones since I was 17 angstlessk Feb 2015 #12
Go to the emergency room and fear you are having an appendicitis angstlessk Feb 2015 #13
So far - so good - I've tried to cut out every bit of fat that I could, and hedgehog Feb 2015 #14
Just a follow-up - my doctor got me in for a sonogram right away - hedgehog Mar 2015 #18
I went to the ER TexasBushwhacker May 2015 #20
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