If the pain subsides after taking anti-acids then it is unlikely to be the gallbladder. The usual course of action is to assume the digestion system because these days IBS is all to common. However, there are other condition to keep in mind such as Hiatal Hernia, which can mimic many condition.

There is a family of conditions: that of Dysautonomia. The best way to start reading about it is on Wikipedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dysautonomia


There is obviously many more things to read about but this is my two pennies worth. Even though all the blood test were in the so-called 'normal' range they should be a mixture of highs and lows. If they are all low then this may indicate a problem of mal-absorption.

I had a similar array of signs but all my GP could come up with was Chronic Fatigue Symptom. Living healthier and cleansing my system help reduce many of the symptoms and eradicate some altogether. However, some have stayed even though they wax and wane.

You have many symptoms. They could be cross-over conditions, or more than one issue here.

Some of the more common symptoms of gall bladder malfunction are burping/belching often after eating. You may also experience pain in the gut after eating, especially a meal high in fat (good or bad fats). Also, if you have tiny bumps on the back of your arm (tricep area), you may have a poorly functioning gall bladder.

Tradtional Chinese Medicine calls the gall bladder, "The decision maker." Do not get your gall bladder removed unless it is life or death. They have to reattach the common bile ducts to the liver and the digestion is terrible. Don't let family history trick you into it. Ppl get by without it, but it's not there for nothing. It helps the liver to emulsify and break down fats through bile release. The gall bladder is linked to restful sleep. Most ppl who have theres removed find it difficult to stay asleep. Clean your liver/gall bladder and you should be fine, at least in these areas.

You should be taking HCL - Betaine Hydrochloric Acid with pepsin) derived from Sugar beets for digestion (after cooked meals). Antacids are a waste of money and one of the biggest lies on the planet. As we age we have an acid deficiency (not the other way around) and need HCL to assist in digestion. Otherwise, our bodies produce lactic acid and this serves as a poor form for attempting to digest food.

From your symptoms it seems likely that you have some Gallstones but you probably have some underlying problem (s)and you can do some things to improve your digestion before seeing the gastro. in a few weeks. Instead of thinking of 'gallstones' or specific symptoms think instead of better digestive health. The food you eat is being fermented in your gut and some of the nutrients are not being asorbed into your body. I prefer using a system instead of treating symptoms so I use Dr. Hulda Clark 's method which starts with a parasite program, a kidney cleanse followed by gall bladder flushes - but other people on this forum use different programs with good success.

I ran low fevers for many years - it was an indication several problems, Lyme Disease, hidden infections under my teeth, low immunity and undiagnosed gluten sensitivity. Taking B vitamins may help and I also used Dr. Clark's Zapper. Cold hands are very common in people with gluten sensitivity so you may find you feel better if you do a month of a gluten-free diet (no wheat, barley, rye).

When the food ferments in your gut it doesn't go on through normally and the partly digested food can often back up into your esophagus and throat. This is very irritatiing so anacids make it feel better but can make the problem worse in the long run as Teleman wrote. It might help for now to sleep with your head up higher on a pillow. Sometimes when I have this problem I take a tablespoon or two of Milk of Magnesia before going to bed and at least 2 hours after eating so it won't affect my digestion.

Good Luck and let us on the Liver Flush Forum know what you are doing and how well it works

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