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Gallbladder, Liver, Pancreas & Spleen Issues

This part of SteadyHealth is dedicated to gallbladder, liver, pancreas and spleen conditions, including gallstones, gallbladder polyps, gallbladder rupture, biliary disorder, jaundice, pancreatitis, pancreatic cancer, alcohol-induced liver disease, cirrhosis, liver tumor, hepatitis, enlarged spleen, and a ruptured spleen.

Smoking after gall bladder removal

err i was just wondering if smoking causes any complications...its been 7 or 8 days since my gall bladder removal ..not a heavy smoker ....can i smoke like 1 cig every alternate days? ... ;-)

by User avatar jay

Pressure in right side of abdomen

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For the past 3 weeks now, i've had this weird situation going on with my liver area. I'm not sure if it's my liver, my gallbladder or my intestines. When I sit at my computer or drive, I feel this weird pressure around my gallbladder area which extends to the center of my chest, right below my...

by User avatar bostonsteve95717

Low Functioning Gallbladder

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Just found out that my gallbladder is low functioning but am not sure of the ejection fraction. I’m hardly eating anything and every morning I get up it feels like morning sickness and my stomach is making horrible noises all day and night. Has any one else suffered this with their gall bladder...

by User avatar Guest

Had my gallbladder removed and now have food allergies and intolerances!

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Dear anyone,I had my gallbladder out around 4 years ago after it had become infected, enlarged and hardened.  I suffered with awful pain, occasional D&V and just feeling "rotten" and various foods and drinks would trigger off an attack which could last up to 3 days.  I was told that all would...

by User avatar Andree68202800

nausea after gallbladder removal

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I am 4 months gall bladder post op. My doctor said it will be 4-6 months to start feeling better. I have had constant nausea. SOME days are good while others are bad. A friend said it took her ALL most a year to feel better. I can eat anything, some greasy food but not too spicy. I have not...

by User avatar dannyj

Marijuana and tobacco affects on gall bladder bile duct

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I was diagnosed with Benign bile duct dilation. Plainly put, inflamed gall bladder duct. I've been smoking marijuana close to 15 years via bong/pipe/joints/ and cigar blunts. There were no indications of tumors or stones which are the primary reasons for bile duct dilation. So, I wanted to know if...

by User avatar Guest

Weight gain after gallbladder removal

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I had my gallbladder removed in May 09. I am a 69 year old female. I have been steadly gaining weight since the removal, my appetite has increased of course. I have been able to maintain my weight until after my surgery. Could this be caused from the removal. Has anyone else experienced this?...

by User avatar Guest

sweet smell in my nostril since I had bronchitis

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A few weeks ago I had a bad case of bronchitis, and finally went to the doctor and he gave me a strong antibiotic. I took it for 10 days and during nad since then I have a sickly sweet smell in my nose. It was worse while I was sick, but I still smell it every day even though I am over the bad cough...

by User avatar Lorene6180889

smoking marijuana after pancreatitis

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I recently went into hospital for alcohol induced acute pancreatitis, leading to necrosis (death of pancreatic cells). i can never drink again, and thats fine but i would like to know if i can ever smoke marijuana again, as i was a regular user of it befor the incident, and am rather fond of it. im...

by User avatar marcus

Acute Pancreatitis

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My cousin was complaining about the pain in the upper abdomen. He keeps telling us that for a few days, how severe his pain was. Since he started to looks and feels very sick, finally he visited his doctor. There he was diagnosed with acute pancreatitis. This sounds like something serious to me, so...

by User avatar Guest