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READ THIS, PERSONAL EXPEIRENCE..... #163899
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You have to expeirence things for yourself to know what really happens. If you take care of yourself after the operation and watch what you eat and moderate your exercise you'll be fine!
I AM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Re: READ THIS, PERSONAL EXPEIRENCE..... ledgar
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Did you read this before posting your message?
"This forum is suppose to be a support forum, avoid sending unsupportive messages"
You're only 15 years old, and that's awfully young to be having a cholecystectomy. Major digestive problems usually come later. You'll be leaking
bile into your intestines for the rest of your life now, and it will definitely take its toll. Come back here in 10 or so years, and you'll be relating quite well
to what everyone's saying and see how juvenile your comments were. There ARE other options to surgery, and this surgery should not be performed as often
as it is. We will all have to live now with poorly digested food, which alone will lead to complications over time. Chronic diarreah is not a healthy thing. It causes
dehydration, plus try going on long hikes or swimming at the lake. Things I used to enjoy. Now I have to live my life close to a restroom. No more spending a week in
the bottom of the Grand Canyon.
I, too, had horrible gall bladder attacks and was grateful to have them stop. I wish now I'd known about the flushes that can be used and that some doctors are even using aspirin
as a way to break up gall stones. There are also sound waves that can be used if you can find a doctor not looking to fatten up his wallet at your expense.
And of course now studies are showing that the continual leaking of bile into the intestines increases your risk of colon cancer. GREAT! My grandmother died of colon cancer, and she'd
had her gall bladder removed when she was younger. She was in her late 60s when she died. That's really not that old. We all have god reason to be upset.
Enjoy your life without a gall bladder!
I know this message wasn't "supportive," but I felt compelled to return the favor.
- Re: READ THIS, PERSONAL EXPEIRENCE..... ledgar
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This is a reply to # 331,798Did you read this before posting your message?
"This forum is suppose to be a support forum, avoid sending unsupportive messages"
You're only 15 years old, and that's awfully young to be having a cholecystectomy. Major digestive problems usually come later. You'll be leaking
bile into your intestines for the rest of your life now, and it will definitely take its toll. Come back here in 10 or so years, and you'll be relating quite well
to what everyone's saying and see how juvenile your comments were. There ARE other options to surgery, and this surgery should not be performed as often
as it is. We will all have to live now with poorly digested food, which alone will lead to complications over time. Chronic diarreah is not a healthy thing. It causes
dehydration, plus try going on long hikes or swimming at the lake. Things I used to enjoy. Now I have to live my life close to a restroom. No more spending a week in
the bottom of the Grand Canyon.
I, too, had horrible gall bladder attacks and was grateful to have them stop. I wish now I'd known about the flushes that can be used and that some doctors are even using aspirin
as a way to break up gall stones. There are also sound waves that can be used if you can find a doctor not looking to fatten up his wallet at your expense.
And of course now studies are showing that the continual leaking of bile into the intestines increases your risk of colon cancer. GREAT! My grandmother died of colon cancer, and she'd
had her gall bladder removed when she was younger. She was in her late 60s when she died. That's really not that old. We all have god reason to be upset.
Enjoy your life without a gall bladder!
I know this message wasn't "supportive," but I felt compelled to return the favor.http://www.drmirkin.com/archive/6613.html
- Re: READ THIS, PERSONAL EXPEIRENCE..... ledgar
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This is a reply to # 331,798CONCLUSIONS: Cholecystectomy increases the risk of intestinal cancer, a risk that declines with increasing distance
from the common bile duct. Changes in the intestinal exposure to bile might be the underlying biological mechanism.
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Thankyou, I was getting pretty depressed reading all the sob stories. I'm about to have my gallbladder removed, not because I have gallstones, but because it is diseased and will only become worse. I'm hoping to read testimonials from people who haven't had any problems after gallbladder removal. This site is horrible.
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This is a reply to # 331,984Please read on.
You will find many happy, happy success stories where people have HEALED their gallbladders.
Don't give up!
The problems from removing a gallbladder can be worse than keeping it.
Paulette
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when i finally found out what had happened the surgion had not operated properly. i had a bile leak and had to have my insides flushed out and a drain put in for over a week. this should not have happened, as my doctor said,with the type of surgery i had.i now suffer from bouts of breathlessness and if i try eating anything fatty after a couple of mouthfulls it makes me gag. i also can not eat and drink some of the things i used to before surgery. i was told when i went for my pre-op assessment that it would not make any differance to my life having my gallbladder removed. i have found out the hard way.
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From: Mary Ann McCall maryan@a...
I did my first gall bladder/liver cleanse the other day. I was
amazed..I had stones the size of marbles! I had my gall bladder removed a year ago.
The doctors said my g.b. quit functioning. I still have tenderness and some pain in the liver area. It is so bad that I cannot stand to wear pants that fit me correctly.
I'm actually looking forward to my next cleanse. I'm ready to feel better.
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From: Adrienne McLaughlin adriennelynn1@yahoo.com
Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2001 05:00:19 -0800 (PST)
Reply-To: gallstones@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [gallstones] Newly diagnosed
Hi,
I've just finished my fourth cleanse, and have passed at least 2 stones that were 1.5cm. I've had my gallbladder removed, but these stones have to travel down the common bile duct, and I passed them painlessly.
I'd definitely encourage you to do the cleanse if you can, but also do a parasite and kidney cleanse first. You can find recipies for them in Dr. Clark's book " The Cure For All Diseases ," or you can get it from a health food store.
I use a parasite, kidney, bowel cleansing program by Nature's Medicine Corp. 1-800-408-1525. Dr. Clark says to do the parasite cleanse first, however, I don't know if others recommend it also.
Adrienne
Jane Moran" Jane.Moran@t... wrote:
This is the first time that I have sent a message to this group. So,
I apologise if I am asking things that have already been covered previously.
I had my gallbladder removed twelve years ago and was assured by the
surgeon that it would solve all my problems. Sorry, to Gina I don't want to spoil any optimism you may feel, but it didn't give me my old life back. I built up again until two years ago the pain was again so bad that I was driven to go back to the doctor.But, I just could not
face going through all that again.
I used a grapefruit and olive oil flush very sucessfully, but the
stones kept coming back.
From: "Helen R." ehrynd@xxxxxx
Subject: Help
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1999 15:36:20 -0500
I bought your book, "Cure for all Diseases" . I tried the liver cleanse. I had my gallbladder taken out by laser surgery in 1990. I was so surprised at all the stones that came out if me. I was told I have a synovil cyst on my spine ,pinching nerves. The doctor says I have to have surgery to remove the cyst. Can you help. I am a 60 year old woman.
Hellen
From: emtsb@xxxxxx
Date: Mon., 07 Dec 1998 18:31:36 -0500
I had my gallbladder removed 6 mo. ago, and I am still having
terrible digestion problems my Dr. said I may have a blockage from a stone, I'm scheduled for endoscopy do you have any suggestion for me about the cleansing of stones what would you recommend.
Thank You
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Subject: Re: possible stone in bile duck
From: Easygoin < Easygoin >
Date: * 20:54 Feb 22 2002
I'm going through the same thing right now! My gallbladder was removed 5 years ago.
Try the gallbladder flush....everyone else here has....with amazing results! Did the "flush" last Saturday and passed hundreds (you'll believe it when you do it) of stones! Gonna do it again this weekend. You should repeat it every 2 - 3 weeks until you've got them all out.
Let the doctors take care of it, and you could end up with more problems than you've got now! There's a story somewhere on this site (can't remember where I found it) from a woman whose biliary duct was "nicked" during surgery. Very touchy surgery! Once it's damaged, she claims, there's no remedy. She's been to doctors and courtrooms for year.....all to no avail!
Again, you can pay thousands at the hospital and take the risk.....or you can do it yourself at home the safe way for about ten dollars. You'll find 8000 + testamonies here from people who have done it successfully! If you don't get relief after 2 or 3 attempts.....then go to the doctor!
More than a few people here have already "lost" their gallbladder, as have I, and are experiencing reoccurence of the original symptoms that the doctors only TEMPORARILY relieved us of by "maming" our bodies! That's why we're doing the "flush" now.....and getting results! It really SOUNDS harder (more complicated) than it is.....but you've got to go through it the first time to see that!
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How do I do a liver flush? This is the first I've heard of it. I'm 32 and had my gallbladder removed 3 months ago after 1 major gallbladder attack. I had been having mild to moderate right sided abdominal pain since losing a large amount of weight quickly over the summer. I had no idea what the problem was until I had a full blown gallbladder attack in September followed by LS gallbladder removal in October. Now, I have frequent pain that mimics the glalbladder attack I had. The first time was 9 days after my surgery. It's becoming more frequent as of late. I also have quite a bit of pain in my breastbone just above one of my small incisions. Any help would be appreciated.
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MoreThis is a reply to # 331,609Does anyone know the *flush* she is referring to? I'm considering the olive oil/lemon juice flush after taking Stone Free for awhile. My gb was removed 3 months ago and I have exactly the same pain. DO NOT want surgery again.
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I have been diagnosed with Hep B and to complicate even furhter I have Reflux. Also, 3 years ago I had my gallbladder surgery. I wish I had found this forum before I did that. I so much back problems that I followed what the doctor prescribed - gallbladder surgery.
Now, I'm faced with the reflux and Hep B. The big complication with having both is that there are certain things that may be good for me for one one thing but may not be good for the other. But right now, I am more concern with the Hep B. I've had a liver biopsy done and the doctor said that I have a tiny bit of scarring in my liver but it's not too alarming.
Does anybody know of someone who has Hep B and have done the liver flush? Should I do it? I'm a bit scared but would like to try it. Any comments is greatly appreciated.
Which flush is best to do with my situation?
Thanks in advance.
Rose
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This is a reply to # 331,642For Hep B info, check http://liver.stanford.edu. You need to go to a specialist for help. Do ALT, AFP(blood test) and Ultrasound every 6 months. What did you do with your Reflux? Any treatment?
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This is a reply to # 331,642Hi.
There exists a tree in Africa called the borotutu tree. The bark has REMARKABLE liver healing properties. There exists borotutu tea and pills and both have profound effects on hepatitus. There is a store in Toronto, Ontario that has been selling it for some time and there have been success stories of people with Hep C on their death bed being brought back to the point here there was not a trace of if to be found in they're systems.
My mom has Hep C and she started taking this tea and has noticed a huge difference.
Give it a try!
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- Re: My Gallbladder Removal Shannon
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This is a reply to # 331,649Hi,
I also had my gallbladder removed at a young age, at 21. I bouced back to health within 3 days. But I gained renewed discomfort months later. Went to the doctor, and nothing was wrong. I'm going to be doing these liver flushes, and start changing my diet. I think you should try the flush. I wouldn't waist money and time going to the doctor, they seem to not know anything! Come to these forums often and start these cleanses and flushes. I'm glad both you and me know about this now, before some doctor tells use we need another surgery.- Re: My Gallbladder Removal #164242
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This is a reply to # 331,672Hello. This is my first time to post a message on this forum. I had my gall bladder removed when I was 16. It has been over a year now and I am still having the pains that I had before surgery. I have read a couple of the other posts and I was wondering what these flushes were and if they help the pain. I have never heard of this before and any help you can offer is welcomed. I have been to the doctor so many times since surgery and I have had so many tests run trying to figure out why I still have the pain and they are finding nothing. So, will the flush help and if so where can I find more information about it?
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Its been two months and finally found out what that horrible pain was coming from. Since my surgery on january 8th I have been back to see my surgeon numerous times and he'd send me for tests and tell me everything was normal. I was so mad and was getting very depressed. I was in agony. I couldn't breath in or sneeze or sometimes couldn't even walk. So I figured this was just the healing process and had to make myself go back to work. Just recently I went back to my family doctor and told her the pain is not going away if anything it was getting worse. Come to find out my right lung was collapsed! I was so pissed and the surgeon, he took chest x-rays and couldn't see that?? Now my pains gone and I'm having the same problems I had before surgery. I get horrible stomach aches at night. My belly gets hard and very bloated and I'm very gassy. No matter what I eat nothing helps. I had my gallbladder removed because it wasn't functioning at all. Now I still have the same upset stomach that I had before surgery if not worse. I'm now on Previacid but I don't think its working. Does anyone have the same problems????
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This is a reply to # 331,675Hi - I had my gallbladder removed a year ago and I still have alot of stomach pain which seems to be common according to this website. If I avoid milk and greasy foods I have less pain. Actually I prefer this pain to the countless gallbladder attacks and the gallstone Pancreatitus I had.
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