Gallbladder Symptoms and What To DO
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- Gallbladder disease pain, signs, attacks, and symptoms are explained in a simple and easy way.
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Dr. Buck Parker, General & Trauma Surgeon discusses gallbladder attacks, gallbladder disease and gallbladder symptoms in a way only he can.....fun, entertaining and easy to understand.
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This described my symptoms to a T - even though I had a severe attack, thought I was dying from a heart attack, went to the hospital by ambulance and was treated with nitro in route because it was believed I was about to have heart failure - was checked for EVERYTHING under the sun while I 'handled' the discomfort for almost 3 months. FINALLY had the Hida scan to determine that my gallbladder was not functioning at all. Sigh. Incidentally the initial ultra-sound of my gallbladder showed NO ABNORMALITIES and they were about to move on. Thankfully my doctor ordered the hida scan!!!
If you have these symptoms and your ultra-sound shows that your gallbladder is normal - push for the hida scan!
Thank you I will push for that Monday I woke up out of my sleep because my stomach, back and shoulder felt like something was punching them internally
Thank you , I am currently in the ER for epigastric and nausea, very uncomfortable, had a CT of abdomen and pelvis with contrast and a Ultrasound of the GB and both showed no abnormalities, I am having the HIDA scan in the morning.
It is like a dull , gnawing pain, like I just want to coat my stomach with something.
I also am so nauseous but no vomiting or diarrhea.
Hoping they figure out what is going on. I am miserable and haven’t been able to eat in days . Also I have had these same symptoms before but they went away but now the symptoms are not going away.
@@ritalewis7707 what happened with it, updates?
Same happened to me have surgery scheduled
Same, but attacks for 20 years. Just diagnosed.
He’s the only doctor I would ever trust he blunt and honest
Sat through this whole video in agony waiting to hear the “what to DO” part mentioned in the title and it never came 😭
Surgery! There's is not other way to get over the pain. I just got mine out two weeks ago.
Hi I hope this helps you as if does me. As soon as I feel an attack coming on I get my shoes on and go for a brisk walk 15 mins of brisk walking works for me, but you have to start walking as soon as you feel it starting, any later and the pain makes walking very difficult, this has worked for me 4 times for me now.
I’m on the waiting list for the operation, I really hope this helps you.
Thanks for saving me the time.
I've been having this distance pain under my right ribs and back. I suffer from hiatus hernia and thought maybe this was another symptom of that. Also my local hospitals are in lockdown due to covid. So no emergency visits.
@@moa3645 same here. I’m constantly nauseated, unable to eat more than a bite at a time with this pain that is more in the upper right side of my back along with it. I’m down 12 lbs in a month.
The best description ever love the visuals
Very informative! Thanks for sharing!
Great Video Doc, I love the way you explain medical problems, God Bless.
This is the best video I've watched so far and I've watched at least a dozen by now.
Thank you for explaining this! I had my gallstone removed a week and a half ago. I had many of these symtoms for months and months before it was determined that I had gallstones. I was never explained these details about the gallbladder or gallstones. You made it clear and simple. I really appriciate the knowledge!
Any regrets? I'm suppose to get my removed in 2 weeks. Had one gallbladder attack last week. Not sure what to do.
@@dianepayne9100 No regrets. I feel a lot better.
@@j.w.743 glad to hear that
Exactly..I've been to the pure ER and Dr several times and it finally took the 3rd time at the ER when I called an ambulance to myself before they checked and realized I had gallstones and bad inflammation surrounding the gallbladder..It felt like pure labor pains in my back,poured sweat,vomited, all that he mentioned before they Finally scheduled me surgery..I have had other surgeries for other reasons and pains fir other things BUT a gallbladder attack so far as to date is the worst thing I've ever experienced.
Had my gallbladder operated out and wish I had seen your video beforehand, my doctor was great, I hated that throwing up, chills. I'm great mow.
you explained everything so we'll and easier terms! thank you, keep making them!!
This is amazing. Thank you. I thought it was my heart, but I must have gone through chronic cholecysistitis, and maybe it's acute now. Getting an ultrasound asap. Explaining in simple terms clarified so much. Definitive video for gallbladder pain and symptoms.
your video was the clearest information. you are a great doctor good at communication. i have just retired as a midwife lactation consultant and child health nurse.and its great to see such good communication
Possible tightness of chest and need for deep breath?
Great explanation, very thorough and well demonstrated.
Good job. Come help me!!!
People at urgent care was looking at me crazy when I told them I was experiencing tightness in my chest in addition to intense stomach pains. Thank you for the explanations
Thank you! Now I know what my neck pain is from the vagus nerve!
Very informative video. Thank you.
Thank you for your information Dr Buck
Dr. Thank you so much for your insight and teachings on the symptoms of Gallbladder Disease or problems. I have such a better understanding of the what and why I was experiencing sooooo much pain. 😭😭😭🤮🤮About 10 years ago I believe I had my first experience of a gallbladder attack which landed me in the ER. I didn’t know what was going on. But I ended up going to my primary care and she referred me to a general surgeon. I talked with the surgeon and we discussed options. I guess at that time the thought of surgery (I mean taking something out of me, I couldn’t really comprehend). I opt to just watch my diet. Fast forward almost 10 years later. I started to have that intense pain in my back and stomach... those exact areas you mentioned in the video. Sorry for the long comment. I have suffered with attacks over the last few years, just thinking that I must have a stomach virus or food poisoning. crazy 😝 more recently, in April I was sooo sick, with all the symptoms for hours vomiting 🤮 with no relief. I even passed out for a few seconds. Scared to go to the ER due to COVID-19. Finally after 7 hours of sickness it went away. Now on July 14th , I had another attack and It was almost worst than in April, at that point I got scared 😱 and I told my husband that we needed to go to the ER. My gallbladder was inflamed and the next morning I had it removed. Yaaaayyyy!!! 👍🏽👏🏽☺️ But the funny thing During my recovery... in fact the next day or 2, I started to fill pains and cramping in my back again. It would start on the left side and move to the middle and then my right side. I was having pains under my right breast.,etc. so Inside of my 2 week recovery, I ended up in the hosp for 8 days, had 2 ECRP procedures to clean out stones and sludge in the main bile duct. My urine was a deep yellow/ orange color. My bilirubin was still high even after the first ECRP. It didn’t change significantly until the 2nd procedure. I’m still under DR. Care and feeling much much better. ???? Having gone through these procedures is it safe to say that I had complications with the removal of the gallbladder? I Have to do blood work so my GI team can track my progress. 😀🙌🏽👍🏽 I thank you for giving me a better understanding of what I was going though. The 💡 is totally on now!😃😀😃
Did you have pancreatitis?
Your professional MD advise helped on so many levels as I just went to my local ER just this morrning and learned that I have stones and will need some sort of surgery. Your tutorial not only comforted my worries, but helped my confusion of my situation. I am grateful for your advise!
What test did they do to find the stones and what's the outcome
@@sergiovillarreal1516 the do an endoscopy. Basically they scope you from the mouth down, it sucks. That's how my gastroenteritis found my gallbladder problems. I had to have mine removed.
Did they do a CT scan or an ultrasound I was in the ER yesterday and I did it on all my organs and said that everything was okay but that still doesn't give me an answer for the horrible pain on my right side and back and how sick I feel
@@sergiovillarreal1516 Sorry to hear you are in so much pain! They did a dye contract scan
When they sent me home yesterday they said everything was fine I read the reports I said gallbladder normal and no biliary dilation not sure that's a good thing or a bad thing
Thanks for such a clear explanation, doctor.
Thank you so much for explaining this. You explained it so well now I know what my pain is all about.
Going for a HIDA today. Much appreciate your video, as I now have a better understanding of what is possibly going on. Thank you.
My Hida was negative and a few months later my gallbladder was infected. Hida seems to be a poor diagnostic tool
The pain is not crampy. It is intense. On a scale of 1-10, it’s a 9. Even 10. The pain is also in the back, between the shoulder blades, and radiates up into the shoulders and jaw. Putting a heating pad on helps, and drinking hot lemon water. This works for me anyway, but the pain can last anywhere from 15 minutes to over an hour. It’s exhausting.
Yes it is very exhausting!
Yes !! The worst pain I've ever felt , couldn't catch my breath and was sweating profusely. Thought it was a heart attack for a min. And I'm a Cardiac Critical care RN
Best teacher ever!
This is me exactly! Thank you for this. I shared these symptoms with the specialist and MRI confirmed it.
very informative......just had a acute attack of my gallbladder thanks
Great video man, I learnt more than reading a hundred articles!
Great video, good information. Thank you.
Very informative!
*Thank-you for you help!*
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Thank you so much, you made me confirm the issues I have been having
Me too!
OMG i can’t wait till surgery block come and review the subjects from your videos thank you so much
I'll have lots more up soon!
Howd it go
Have time on my hands awaiting an appointment following an ER visit. Watched several of these, this was great. Thank you for explaining it.
Thank you for the good video 😊 very informative
Great vid! Love the drawing :)
This was so helpful! (I am waiting for my ultrasound results from today) I am recommending you to my 13 year old daughter that was to be a pediatrics surgeon! I think you are easy to follow and you will keep her interested!
Thanks made things very clear for me
Great explanation. Thank you.
Everybody saying he did not address “what to do” is wrong..very clearly at the end, Dr. Parker says that if you are experiencing any of these symptoms, it’s time to go see a Doctor! 😊 It was very simple to understand yet clinical enough for a lay person. Thanks Dr. Parker 👏🏻
thank u for pointing that out:)
@@drbuckparker I have a medium blocked gull bladder duct . Are they going to do surgery 🥶
Ive had it twice. In my 20s then again at 48 about. It last about 4 hours of blinding pain, then suddenly pain stops when the stone finally passes. The last time I was in the hospital amd by the time they ran tests it suddenly stopped. They left me in pain as they needed to follow the pain scenario. 🙄.
You are helping so many souls.
Blessings Thank You!
thank u so much!
Hi Doc. Thanks for the video. I suffered 10 yrs and finally HAD TO GO TO ER. MY PAIN WAS RIGHT UNDER MY LT BREAST THAT WAS MORE SWOLLEN THAT THE REST OF MY TUMMY. GRIPPING SPASMS, DRY HEAVES, NAUSEA, BACK PAIN. WELL THE RADIOLOGIST CALLED MY PCP AND FINALLY THE RADIOLOGIST TOLD ME THE HE AND MY PCP BOTH AGREED I WAS TO GO STRAIGHT TO THE ER. I was immediately admitted, had very fast ANTIBIOTIC IV DRIP along with nausea med. 2 days of this tx and pain injections thru IV were administered and I FINALLY met my surgeon, wonderful lady DR. She had cardiologist co me, who said I need to have 2 stints put in. Preferably before gall bladder sx. But, since my poor gall bladder was screaming more than my heart, you guessed right, sx was immediately performed and I stayed for another day in the hospital until I was cleared to go. Now, sorry for such lengthy descriptions. I had to explain. I have a question please? Is it permissible to eat salads? I thoroughly love them. I was told and thoroughly understand to avoid red meats and high fat contents. Also, Dr. Atkins meal replacement drinks have been my breakfast and lunch for awhile now. Is this ok to intake after gall bladder is removed? I do wonder if the fibromyalgia that I have will do anything to delay healing? Sending advance sincerest thank you to you for all of your videos. Have a blessed day. :)
Thank you so much Dr. Buck😍
Thank yo very much for the information. My mother's is getting a surgery because of stones and infection in her gallbladder and I live in an other country so I'm searching for good information about this.
I just want to THANK YOU! for making these amazing videos and explaining everything in details...
Wonderful video!!!
Very helpful, love the diagrams
FNP Student here... LOVE this video! THANKS!!
I have pain in the left side and I feel like when I have to pee it's worse. It's not a horrible pain it's just non stop uncomfortable like I'm squishing something on that side under my ribs. Is this a symptom?
Gall bladders on your right side. Could be a kidney issue.
omg I have the same thing as when you pee do you feel some relief mine on my right sadly
You may have kidney stones.
IT stoped actually I dontknow what I have
@@lweil9291
Could be a hernia or kidney stones. You definitely should see a doctor!
You helped me get familiar with lots of terminology on my next gd specialist appointment. Thanks
Thank you.Very good information.
Thanku so much for the great information and for simplifying the video. I have a gp appointment for next week. I've been suffering for years with nausea and recently started getting pain in RUQ bloating Upper back pain. Thanku again.
Did you get a feeling like big bubbles going into your back.
Thanks for putting out this video and the visual really helps to understand as you explain it a lil humor keeps a light atmosphere so thanks for that as well. Keep doing these videos very informative in understanding the body and how it works.
Great video of the knowledge of the body. Thank you.
Very good explanation.
Thanks for well simplify . I just got my gallstones remove at the emergency about 8 days now and it's still source . I'm glad I did it and in the future I hope my life back to normal which I can eat anything I want without cause any pain
What was the procedure?
How are you feeling after your gallbladder was removed?
Man! This doctor is good!
This video is really helpful as a diagnosis for gall bladder stones.thank you doctor.
Great picture/visual. Really helpful, especially given the complexity.
I hope everyone with this gets better and lives pain free. I was scared I might have it as I've been having a bit of pain in my right rib but, from what people say about how much it hurts, I can only assume it's probably not this. My pain is kinda sharp and in my upper rib, maybe just inflammation.
I might have the same thing
You might have gallstones. Go see a dr.
Hi how are u? Did everything turn out ok? I’m currently going through having pain in my middle abdomen like between the ribs and belly button. The pain goes mostly on the left near the rib but then moves to the right... started yesterday out of the blue I did noticed a few days ago I had short abdominal pan. My pain is kinda dull burning sensation a bit at times and moves around all over the body
The bottom line is that pain ISNT normal, you should definitely tell a doctor your symptoms and its hard but pay attention to your bodys schedule and your stool, and the type of pains you get and where, but also for the love of GOD get a doctor that knows what theyre talking about 😭😭💜
I have the sharp pains under my ribs, when they did the x-ray I was told that it was pneumonia which is worse I guess, they gave me some pills to take and seems like it got better months later.
Thank you for explaining in a very plain and simple way. I have been doing a lot of research, trying to understand whats going on with me. Im suspecting it a gall bladder issue since both my parents had theirs removed. You were right on the money with the symptoms! My pain is upper right quadrant,but I feel most of my pain on my back. I sometimes wonder if its a kidney issue. No vomitting but occasional nausea.Thanks so much!!
This is just how I feel 😓 back pain is wicked, feeling sick and tightness in chest. ER twice and stay in Hospital they say nothing. But, it took 3 Drs to see I had chronic hip pain and had it taken care off. Wish you were my Dr
@@Tinkerbell-zs3cr was the hip pain caused by your gallbladder? I have had hip pain for 4 years and I'm now starting to have gallbladder symptoms
Great video. Very informative, guess I gotta make an apt to see my doc
This was EXCELLENT! Thanks so much!!! I guess I’ll be going to the hospital BEFORE U get to that nausea stage!!👍🏼👍🏼
"Vegas" "doom psh doom psh doom pish" coolest doctor i ever learned from in my life
This is so informative. I've been constantly nauseas for years now and getting worse. GI suspects gallbladder and has ordered a HIDA scan and upper endoscopy just in case. So nervous but glad to see vids like yours!
Yes had nauseas n felt shit sometimes. Good luck. Had mine out in feb. No pain anymore. Its amazing
I had GI scans and endoscopy and something else I can't remember but turns out a simple ultrasound will show if you have a problem in your gallbladder.
@@TT-js4jn not always. My ultrasound came back normal HIDA scan did not
Right on, excellent explanation . Thank you doc👍👍👍
good video thanks, now i understand my pain a little better and i'm now booked in for more tests. thanks.
I’m the one who is having pain right in the center along with nausea and the occasional stabbing pain. I thought I might have something else Crohns related going on with me so I was surprised when my gastroenterologist said it was my gallbladder. But what you said here fit me to a T. I’m glad the little booger is coming out this week! Thanks for your video!
Glad I could help. Hope u feel better soon!
How are you feeling?
Better in some respects. I’m not having the pain I was having before. But my visits to the bathroom are far more frequent and eating anything fatty is a really bad idea. I don’t think I’m going to try a keto diet any time soon!
Thank you so much for this video. It confirmed my suspicion that I was experiencing gallbladder attacks. Everything else I watched/read said pain is always in the right side, but mine was only localized in the center of my upper abdomen and through my back. If you hadn't said that specific thing I probably wouldn't have gone in to see a Doctor! Getting this damn thing out next week and can't wait.
lindsay resendez how are you doing so far? I have the same kind of pain!
@@phillyceramics8131 I had surgery 2-3 months ago and at first occasionally experienced some biliary colic if i ate heavier meals, but it still wasn't near as painful as an actual attack. It has since stopped, however I have noticed my digestion has changed therefore I need to watch what/how much I eat. Would still choose surgery 1000x over ever experiencing another gallbladder attack!
@@lookscookslindsay5084 What does the pain like? I am very curious because i feel a short stabbing pain in my upper right stomach it comes and go. It comes like 3 seconds and go away. I feel scared
@@ierdnasoasis4396 Mine was a sharp, stabbing pain directly under my right rib. Horrible
Really good video, well explained and did send to a family member
Thank you for explaining, now I know what this pain is for sure, very imformative
Thanks. I thought I had heartburn for the last 1.5 years. Was treating it as such, but antacids, pepcid, prylosec, etc had no affect but the attacks were becoming very frequent and more sever. In hindsight, my symptoms were exactly as you describe here, but most people and doctors go straight to heartburn and gerd. Took an ER visit and an ultrasound to determine I had gallstones and then it all made sense. My non-doctorly advice is if you have 'heartburn' that last for 8 hours and antacids do nothing, get an appointment with a good GI and tell them (suggest) that you think it is gallbladder and get an ultrasound. I am on a zero fat, small meal, diet that has eliminated the attacks so I can at least get to my surgery that is scheduled in 11 days. Thanks again. Best overview I have seen.
So glad u r on the right track! This is a common misdiagnosis.
A HIDA scan or an Ultrasound, or are they synonymous?
Ultrasound
The only thing I remember about my gallbladder problem was the intense debilitating pain that it caused and how much I suffered from these gallbladder attacks for 6 months. The pain finally disappeared after a surgery after turning myself to the emergency dept.
Nasha Naufal How are you doing now? Are you totally pain free? And did you have any complications after the surgery?
Any complications after surgery?
Thanks for asking had turned myself to hospital once coz I felt sick a month after discharged I think it may have been an infection in the liver from the stitch they gave me IV antibiotics before discharging me again.
Very good briefing,thank you so much 🙏
Very apt message given doctor...just needed to hear about it.thank you.
These are my symptoms except gallbladder pain. I just have shoulder blade pain. I was thinking its stomach ulcer. Thank you.
The pain of it is so bad you think your having a Heart Attack an u think your dying, this Dr isn't describing it correctly.
Anita , you’re absolutely right about gallbladder pain. Felt like a bus sitting on my chest, terrible shoulder pain. Sickness. I suffered for months before diagnosis. My skin was yellow also.
After I had the operation they said I had fragmented stones.
And my gallbladder had been diseased for a long time. The pain was so severe I hardly had any energy.
@@karenimran3349 Yeah that's bad and you suffered for months with this, people die from this. I had my surgery the old fashion way before the Laproscopy.
Anita Sanford I almost had to have open surgery , due to fragmented stones. I think they had a bit of difficulty. But thankfully I didn’t. Sorry for you that you did. It must be so much worse with open surgery.
@@karenimran3349 How do you feel now? If you don't mind my asking.
Sarah M Well I have other issues with my health now. Not connected to gallbladder. But, a year after I had the gallbladder out I had to go back to see the surgeon as I still had pain. He informed me although the gallbladder was removed you still have scar tissue. But I find not eating fried food etc make a difference. Thank you Sarah for asking.
Excellent drawing and education . Fantastic !!😮
You’re awesome! Getting mine out soon. Thank youuuu!
This video and another video about cleansing probably just saved me from having my gallbladder removed. I REALLY appreciate this video. VERY HELPFUL. God bless you for putting this up man. You rock. I was having the pain in the CENTER like you talk about 3 min and 45 second in. Doctors, do not seem to be aware of this pain leading to stones. You saved me man!
J Turner May I ask what was the other video you watched? Thanks!
J Turner what cleanse did you do?
What cleanse did you use? Is it still working? Just started feeling cramps or burps in my GB.
Thank you I needed to hear that, I was beginning to panic but the symptoms you've described is exactly what I have.
Just had my gall bladder removed 2 days ago. See your doctor and get an ultrasound. It is painful first day after surgery but is better each day.
@@anthonyzudyk6386 what was ur symptoms please? Because doctor keep saying isnt.100% for the pain to go
Symptoms thst my gall bladder was bad?
I was having upper abdominal
Pain. Nausea. And weird back pain. Had ultrasound and they showed stones in my gall bladder. This pain happemed about 5 times over 4 months and finally decided I need to go doctor.
I feel much better havingnit removed few weeks ago. Sore but not unbearable. Eatting Normal and feeling much better.
@@anthonyzudyk6386 I had this, but they left it up to me to decide if I wanted the surgery. But I'm unsure, or don't really know enough about it. But this videos and reading the comments have been interesting. Though I did say I would think about it as I was unsure. I wasn't at the best place so I think it was best for now to leave it. But when I feel better with myself I might come back to it. I have been suffering from anxiety and which of course also means surgery makes me anxious. I guess I'm trying to work out which to sort first with the least amount of problems but I end up going around in circles. So I figured I had to sort anxiety first.
well explained,its educational,thanks doc🥰
I’m sitting here in the ER and your video just helped me Big time. Thank you
I had my first debilitating gallstone attack at 6 months pregnant. It came over me all of a sudden as a debilitating pain in my back that radiated to wrap around my torso. The best way to describe it was as if a vice were clamped around my spine that just kept tightening for hours on end.
Ouch!
Thank you this really helped I didn’t know what was wrong with me I guess I’ll go to the doctor now😢
What happened when you did? :(
You are pretty
@@redknight9740 pretty she so sexy I came here cause I was having gallbladder pain & now I have gallbladder pain with broken heart syndrome.. 😭😭😭😭😭man God bless here we're ever she is at in the world 🌎🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍💔💔💔💖❤️💝💗💓💞💕💌💟💟❣️❣️💔💋
@@r32trending50 keep strong. May your heart be mended and your pee by stone free brother
Finally, an actual MD.
Breath of fresh air from all the DC's out here using the title "doctor" a bit too generously.
Wonderful video! Thank you!
Just changing my diet helped alot. Cutting out greasy fried foods, sweets and replacing with fruits such as apples, pears, bananas, pineapple and lemon water ect. I had 3 attacks. The 1st one was like a heart attack and lasted about 30 min. The 2nd was 8 hrs as if someone was kicking me in the stomach. All the time not knowing the problem. When i felt the 3rd one i rushed to the emergency room and 10 hrs later after a sonagram they said i was passing a stone and that i had sludge. When they gave me ibupropin straight into my IV the pain went away. I guess it relaxed the duct and the stone passed. Been 3 years since i had a major attack. But i do get some pain when i stray from my diet for awhile.
Peppermint tea can help with the pain too and hot lemon 🍋
I'm currently having these attacks like 2-3 nights apart. A huge burning knot below my breastbone that travels around my ribs to thr back and a few hours later and a LOT of pain meds and deep heat later it settles as a throbbing in the right corner of the chest. It's horrendous. I'm crying every night with this. No fever or nausea but they did find two gallstones.
Very helpful video!!
Thank you Dr. Buck your videos are so helpful. I’m having surgery soon
Thanks for sharing. I am having all those symptoms except for vomiting. Going for ultrasound tomorrow.
Greydi Zupko did you find out what it was
@@loveandpeace2 my gallbladder, liver and spleen were fine. I had covid19 8 weeks ago. They found lesions in my colon and inflammation in the stomach. A small mass in top of right kidney, nothing serious. Dr. Thinks it was all do to the virus. I am taking carafate 10ml and gaviscan. Feel a little better. Now going for a endoscopy and colonascopy June2. For now they just think it was damages from covid19.
Greydi Zupko congrats on your recovery! question, did it affect your breathing even after recovering ?
Hello Dr. Buck
Have you done a video that almost have the same symptom for the left side. Liked your video
Thank you for this information, everything that you speak of I am currently feeling I have my doctors appointment tomorrow afternoon and this has been very helpful and informative I appreciate everything that you were doing Mr. Parker.
This is awesome, have you done more?
ASAP I have to see a Dr.
By the way “ Vegas, it’s not, humbshu, humbshu, was funny 😄
Suffering as I watch this... Laughs at this point... Continues to suffer
I’ve been to the ER twice, rounds of labs drawn, lung Ca. Screening, stress test, after 4 months of this madness, my sister in law suggested it may be GB.. today, I’m going for the ultra sound!!
Well, the ultra sound shows everything is normal, other than a small cyst on the lower portion of R kidney. Unrelated to symptoms ..
Wait my ultrasounds came back clear but I’m having a lot of upper quadrant pain that radiates through the back and chills only on my right side. Did you ever find out what happened?
Do the hida scan my brother
Try the hida scan test
Great Information 👌👍
Great information !
Thanks Dr🙏🏽 it helps to go through the video when the Dr is so good looking 😄😅
I had recurrent epigastric pain for two years. The last attack was six hours long and awful. First time I ever went to the ER for drugs as I assumed I was going to die. 😂 Four weeks later it was removed and I felt GREAT!
Danielle Russomanno how was the healing? I’m having symptoms not too bad just more discomfort. I’m just scared
Don't go for surgery, the alternative treatments DO work. Eat an apple a day, use the remedies mentioned above, and DO a gallbladder flush - it DOES work to remove stones and get you feeling great again! Sometimes gallbladder gets removed but the person still has symptoms and pain. Go natural!
@@dianestallings2853 sorry dont see the national remany
@@dianestallings2853 can u pls for the love of God educate me more on natural remedies?I don't want the surgery as they just saw gallstones in my bladder n i had lived in severe torture for 5 years thinking it was as a result of diagnosed h pylori induced chronic gastritis by endoscopic biopsy
I eat radishes and it prevents attacks. A radish a day keeps gall bladder attacks away!
Thanks for the information Doc.😭
THANK YOU DR. GREAT INFOS