Vomiting and gallbladder
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She began breathing again but still not responding, I put her in the shower and turned on the cold water. She came in and out of consciousness for several minutes so I carried her back to bed. She was able to answer where she was, the day of the week and her name. She is now stable and resting next to me. Could you please help on what is possibly wrong with her so I know if it's serious enough to drag her to the hospital because she does not want to go.
Three times now I have had middle right side back pain followed by severe stomach pain and vomiting. I went to the er the first time and they gave me stuff to stop the vomiting and something for pain and they said I might have kidney stones but never found anything. The next times I just suffered through the pain which usually last about 6 to 7 hours and it is unbearable, like being in labor. I will be fine for a few months and then it will happen again. Please help.
My mother is in the hospital for the third time in a month with chronic vomiting. Nothing stays down she can't even drink water. And the doctors have done some test but say that she is just depressed. She has not eaten in over two months and I just don't know what to do she is just melting away. Please help!
and high blood pressure. The high blood pressure and vomiting went away shortly after the baby was born and my gallbladder was removed.
Ever since, I have had chronic dairrhea and constipation. Both with flip flop, but I seem to never be regular. The heart burn continues, but is less frequent (maybe twice a week). My stomach has always been a little funny, but lately the cramps, diarrhea, constipation, and heartburn are driving me insane.
Do you have any idea what this may be?
HI THERE FOE THE LAST 2 MONTHS IVE BEEN SUFFERING FROM PAINS IN THE STOMACH AND BACK WITH VOMITING AND TIRED.
t possibly be my gallbladder because I was too young. Finally they ran a HIDA scan and found that my gallbladder was not functioning at all and removed it, finding that it was severely infected. This was supposed to solve all my problems, but I still vomit every day, the only difference being I can keep down liquids and foods such as apple sauce.
Has anyone heard of symptoms such as these and have any idea what could be causing them?
Several years ago I had the same problem but everything went aways once my gallbladder was removed. The episodes of vomiting and diarrhea last anywhere from hours to 2 days. I have recorded what I am eating to see if it is a food allergy but only thing i have found in the past week is butter makes me sick but not other dairy products. I went to a chiroprator that gave me a questionare about health sympotms and he recommeded me having my thyroid checked.
Anyway, since he had his gallbladder removed last month, he has been intermittently having severe nausea and vomiting. He started having it again yesterday and was up all night vomiting. We put a call in to his gastroenterologist's office and we are waiting for a callback. He is at work right now and is contemplating coming home because he feels so horrible. Has this ever happened to anyone else after having a cholecystectomy? Can anyone offer any advice regarding this?
s more than likely bile and stomach acids. Women are more prone to gallbladder attacks like this especially if you are pregnant or have been pregnant. Get your gallbladder checked. It could be stones or the pre-stone formation. It made me sick as a dog too especially when eating fatty foods.
In short, yes, in the forms of (a) undetected stones, and (b) gallbladder dyskinesia. (There are a few uncommon possibilities such as SOD.) Note, however that the nausea and vomiting may be indicative of a more global motility problem.
I have been painfully projectile vomiting Friday, Saturday and now Sunday. I am getting headaces from vomiting so much and insomnia as well. The anti-neaussea and anti-spasm medications don't really do much. I am getting really scared and depressed and none of my family and friends know what to say or do or even how bad it really is. I don't know what to do anymore.
After the HIDA scan I have not been able to contact the surgeon or gallbladder specialist and my symptoms have continued and some have worsened. When having extreme pain some days it leads to nausea and vomiting to some times foaming at the mouth when vomiting. Other days i will have extreme pain and gas then hours of diarrhea.
I have mulitple health problems including pulmonary hypertension, asthma, a porcelain gallbladder and diabetes. Not sure what this is but any information would help.
Hi, I ama 39yr old female who has pallindromic arthritis, fibromyalgia and severe stomach issues. I have had bad nausea and vomiting for about 2 1/2 years. I live in a small community and we have limited resources as far as our medical care goes so I feel lie this has been drug out forever without getting any GOOD answers. I was just released from hospital where they ran some new tests with this last attack.
I had my gallbladder removed almost 4 years ago. I was a freshman in college at the time, & I had been diagnosed with biliary dyskinesia. Basically my gallbladder wasn’t functioning properly. For almost a year after my surgery, I had nothing but problems. I lost a lot of weight, was having awful diarrhea & vomiting all the time. It seemed to get better. But now I’m having the same problems again.
Meds we have tried (SPELLING IS NOT BEST) Phinagin, Protonix, Vicondin, Ragel, and some others. We did try Clarifit and it seemed to work for about 2 months with not issues but now we are back to square one. We can not longer go to the local hospitas because they think my Husband has an addiction problem but he does not, he hates taking any meds. We just need some advise on which way we need to go now. He is going on day 5 of being sick...
Thank you for your time.
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