Well first off I am a 21 year old female overweight at 200 pounds. I eat semi healthy just a really slow matabulism, i guess.
So heres the story, About a year and a half ago I had my gallbladder taken out. Ever since then there has been sharp pains in the general area the gallbladder used to be. Also tightening of that area. Also after the surgery I have been experiencing digestion problems. Mainly alot of pain if i need to use the restroom for bowel movements and sharp pains all over the abdomen. I have been thinking and I beleive the constant nausea can be attributed to this as well since it all started around the same time.
Also (i dont know if this could be a symptom or not) I started having back pain right before the surgery and I still have it all day everyday where it was that day. Could these symptoms be a side affect to gallbladder surgery?
I would appreciate any response given to enlighten me.
Thank you
Brittany
So heres the story, About a year and a half ago I had my gallbladder taken out. Ever since then there has been sharp pains in the general area the gallbladder used to be. Also tightening of that area. Also after the surgery I have been experiencing digestion problems. Mainly alot of pain if i need to use the restroom for bowel movements and sharp pains all over the abdomen. I have been thinking and I beleive the constant nausea can be attributed to this as well since it all started around the same time.
Also (i dont know if this could be a symptom or not) I started having back pain right before the surgery and I still have it all day everyday where it was that day. Could these symptoms be a side affect to gallbladder surgery?
I would appreciate any response given to enlighten me.
Thank you
Brittany
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you most likely have Habba Syndrom. I had my gallbladder out and then thought i had ibs after but its actually habba syndrom. i take a cholesterol pill and my life is wonderful@
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Hey,
I am 21 and had my gall bladder removed when I was 15. I still suffer from exactly the same stomach aches as I did before it was removed. They are almost as severe as they were before the operation. I have had so many tests done at hospital and no cause can be found at all. I am of a healthy weight and eat well. Anyone else in this situation?
I am 21 and had my gall bladder removed when I was 15. I still suffer from exactly the same stomach aches as I did before it was removed. They are almost as severe as they were before the operation. I have had so many tests done at hospital and no cause can be found at all. I am of a healthy weight and eat well. Anyone else in this situation?
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I had my gallbladder removed June 2009, because it was inflammed and only functioning 11%. I had pain in my right upper side and in my right side of my back, couldn't hardly eat, and was having pressure in upper area between and under my right breast. After gallbladder surgery I'm still having it. Sometimes I can't even wear my bra on that area it is so painful! Certain ways I sit or lay is painful. I have indigestion all the time and abnormal bowel movements, I aso am constantly burping. I'm nauseated at times and feel exactly like I did before surgery.
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Hi, I’m a 19 year old female. I had my gall bladder removed when I was just 15 years old.
It all started one day when I woke up and I was terribly sick, continually vomiting, very bad diarrhea for a couple of days, at first my mother and I thought I was coming down with gastro so we went to the doctors, he agreed with us.
After a couple of weeks the diarrhea had settled down but the vomiting only got worse, everything I ate would come back, only minutes after eating it.
The doctor told me I should go get some tests done to fine the cause of the vomiting, I had a couple of ultrasounds, nothing showed up, and so the doctor really didn’t have anything to say to me.
So I went to a different doctor and he told me to go get another ultrasound, and guess what they found? Gall stones, no one could believe it considering I was so young.
Before I could think about anything I was booked in for surgery to get my gall bladder removed. No one really told me anything about the surgery, even though it was my first surgery.
After the surgery I was n a little bit of pain, but nothing too unbearable, I just thought that’s how it was meant to feel afterwards. I was incredibly bloated, nauseated, sore and tired. The doctor kept me in for a couple of days to keep an eye on me.
When I left the hospital I was still very nauseated, but I kept that to myself, my parents had already been through a lot at that time. Weeks and then months went on where I was still vomiting everything I ate, I didn’t know what was going on, and I was freaking out. I told mum and dad and they took me back to the doctors, the doctors told me to get more tests, nothing showed up. It then got to the stage where everyone was asking me if I was bulimic, of course I’m not, but it would have been the perfect explanation for everyone, I was a little bit over weight at the time, but I would never go to the extremes of making myself sick.
It finally got to the point where the doctors didn’t really have anything else to say about it, they pushed it aside and pretty much left me on my own to deal with my ‘problems’. I’m still, to this day, vomiting up EVERYTHING I eat. I’m constantly bloated, sore, exhausted, my hair falls out, my skin is very dry, I have lack of energy from all the vomiting. If I had known anything about the surgery before I had it I would of never of had it. If I go out with friends, I get depressed thinking we might stop for lunch or dinner, because I know I’m going to have to rush to go to a toilet just so I can vomit. All my close friends know about my ‘condition’ but it still embarrass me daily.
Getting this surgery has ruined my life.
It all started one day when I woke up and I was terribly sick, continually vomiting, very bad diarrhea for a couple of days, at first my mother and I thought I was coming down with gastro so we went to the doctors, he agreed with us.
After a couple of weeks the diarrhea had settled down but the vomiting only got worse, everything I ate would come back, only minutes after eating it.
The doctor told me I should go get some tests done to fine the cause of the vomiting, I had a couple of ultrasounds, nothing showed up, and so the doctor really didn’t have anything to say to me.
So I went to a different doctor and he told me to go get another ultrasound, and guess what they found? Gall stones, no one could believe it considering I was so young.
Before I could think about anything I was booked in for surgery to get my gall bladder removed. No one really told me anything about the surgery, even though it was my first surgery.
After the surgery I was n a little bit of pain, but nothing too unbearable, I just thought that’s how it was meant to feel afterwards. I was incredibly bloated, nauseated, sore and tired. The doctor kept me in for a couple of days to keep an eye on me.
When I left the hospital I was still very nauseated, but I kept that to myself, my parents had already been through a lot at that time. Weeks and then months went on where I was still vomiting everything I ate, I didn’t know what was going on, and I was freaking out. I told mum and dad and they took me back to the doctors, the doctors told me to get more tests, nothing showed up. It then got to the stage where everyone was asking me if I was bulimic, of course I’m not, but it would have been the perfect explanation for everyone, I was a little bit over weight at the time, but I would never go to the extremes of making myself sick.
It finally got to the point where the doctors didn’t really have anything else to say about it, they pushed it aside and pretty much left me on my own to deal with my ‘problems’. I’m still, to this day, vomiting up EVERYTHING I eat. I’m constantly bloated, sore, exhausted, my hair falls out, my skin is very dry, I have lack of energy from all the vomiting. If I had known anything about the surgery before I had it I would of never of had it. If I go out with friends, I get depressed thinking we might stop for lunch or dinner, because I know I’m going to have to rush to go to a toilet just so I can vomit. All my close friends know about my ‘condition’ but it still embarrass me daily.
Getting this surgery has ruined my life.
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