Strange gallblader and liver symptoms in the last year
For about a year now, I have been experiencing severe indigestions at least once every 2 weeks with the following symptoms: major headache as I get up in the morning, sensation of being full in my stomach, and vomiting after 8 to 12 hours of misery mainly from the headache. I can spend from 12 to 24 hrs straight in bed unable to function.
Thank God I came across the GB flush last February and did my first one then. I must have passed 100 stones or more of all sizes, and on the second day, I passed (to my horror)
parasites of the pinhead kind I think (white about 1 in.) I don't know for sure but suspect they came from the GB or the liver! After this first flush, I felt so much better! no more indigestions for about a month.
Last October I went for blood tests and a scan and the doctor said by GB, liver, etc. was perfect. They didn't see any stones! and the symptoms continued until the first flush.
But in March 02, the indigestions came back: major headache again, nausea, etc. I did a second flush, and passed few stones, nothing major, and felt better again.
I thought everything was settled, but the indigestions continue!
Now, last week I vomitted yellow bile with
Gallstones in it!
I could see them in the toilet, small green, but they were
in my stomach. How is this possible? I thought the GB emptied itself in the duodenum or small intestine.
Has anyone experienced the similar symptoms, and vomitted
gallstones? What more can I do but another flush??
The funny thing is that prior to these indigestions and even in the last year I never had any pain in the GB or the liver. But the indigestions sure make my life miserable
since I am unable to think and function normally.
I would appreciate hearing from someone who had a similar experience with indigestions and vomitting gallstones.
I am truly grateful for the information I found on the curezone website - it has helped me alot since I was desperate to find an answer and the doctors had no clue as to what was going on.
Thanks in advance.