Anxiety post gallbladder
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So 3 weeks post lap surgery and have been vomiting bile, chills, and anxiety and heart racing all day. Ive read comments saying they felt this way after surgery has anyone felt this way? And how do you cope?
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fernando90225 prisci55595
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No I never felt that way after surgery. You might want to drink some ginger for nausea and not vomiting. Do you know about cannibals for nausea and vomiting. Its better than what they give you pharma meds. Also camomile tea will help. If you are panicking have doctor give you something for anxiety. Just try to relax. It will be a long recovery so just be patient. No fats ok. Hope you feel better.
prisci55595 fernando90225
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I have been taking chamomile tea and ginger tea. I am taking slippery elm as well and natural anxiety medication so just waiting. Thanks!
joanne45450 prisci55595
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Vomiting isn't normal. I think you should let the doctor know about your symptoms.
blanca1111 prisci55595
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hope you are feeling better. magnesium will definitely help calm your anxiety down... fast.
try a form of magnesium that wont upset your stomach... like magnesium glycinate in pure powder form.
hope it helps
prisci55595 blanca1111
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I am taking magensium citrate in capsules still have heartburn and nausea and anxiety. They are now going to do endoscopy for bile reflux. Just waiting to see what happens.
joanne23005 prisci55595
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I have had severe anxiety since my surgery 10 days ago. I started taking Zoloft again after not needing it for years. I also can't sleep well at night, a few hours at best. And tonight I had night sweats for the first time. The Zoloft has helped but I still feel the adrenaline-anxiety, restlessness. I have small moments where I have an appetite but mostly i don't at all and i have to make myself eat. I've read alot in forums and Facebook groups about similar experiences and I too am discouraged thinking it may be weeks to months to resolve. It's like my body has totally wigged out!