Did anyone with gallstones have constant pain in there upper back/shoulders, and both quadrants? The pain isn’t severe just there. I’m due to get GB out May 20th but wondering if consistent pain is normal over attacks? Did it go away after surgery?
After removing mine , all symptoms , pain and discomfort disappeared. My stools are loose but I do not have uncomfortable pains or aches after eating now. Before I did. What I’m seeing and hearing is not everyone ends up the same .
Definitely research the side effects of removing your gall bladder. I removed mine and I constantly have loose stools. I can’t drink water without needing to run to the bathroom. And I can’t eat without severe stomach pain. If you live near a functional medicine doctor I highly suggest seeing one before you take out an organ. It never relieved my pain it only made it worse.
It went away I think the only hard part after surgery is the air gets built up in your shoulders and upper body and that hurts like a mf
Yes…I had pain in my back, shoulders,rib area, pretty much everywhere…it was severe pain but my gallbladder was bad…
Yes. It was horrible but it stopped almost immediately after healing from the removal.
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