Are These Gallstone Symptoms

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I  suffer from  lots of  crampy wind pain especially  after eating, 

loose stools, constipation,  low  down  stomach pain. 

Are these  the symptoms of gallbladder problems  or something else  ?

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  • Posted

    hello linda, well sounds a little familiar, but you must get to your local surgery,discuss with them,they will arrange for you to have an ultra sound scan to see if they can see anything,it picks up most things,my symptoms  at first were terrible like stabbing pains, stuck it for 3 days,was then rushed to our hospital gb out,;;;; sent home next say,    even tho i have all ways eaten carefully surgeon told me my gb was in a bad state,they removed all,plus i had a very large stone trapped,which was causing the severe pain, get to your doc asap, 
    • Posted

      Hello Terry 

      I have had 2 ultra  sounds  so  I  know  I  have  gallstones. 

      I'm  just  wondering  if  they cause  bowel  symptoms  like  I  have.   I  can't  eat

      anything  now without  pain  and  loose  stools  afterwards. 

  • Posted

    you could have a stone trapped as in my case, was dam painful i can tell you,had a job to walk, keep on with your doctor , ul probably finish up with surgery, get it over with,these days they seem to remove gb completely, let me know how you get on, all best, 
    • Posted

      I  have  an appointment  for  surgery  on Saturday   !

      Just hoping it's not too painful  afterwards  .

  • Posted

    im sure you will be well,usually home next day, you will have to take it easy, no lifting or awkward  movements, keep in touch, drink plenty of water,people say about a diet, i can eat what ever i like, but i do try and stay away from to many fatty foods, chin up,

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