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Blood work done and all came back normal. Could is still be gb?

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blake12472
blake12472

I had blood drawn yesterday to check liver functions and such for gall bladder issues. Doc called this morning and said "nothing alarming" so I'm just wondering could it still be my gallbladder? I have an ultrasound on Monday and I'm stressing out cause I want to know if even the blood being normal could still be something wrong with my gallbladder? 

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  • gail_72309
    gail_72309 blake12472

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    Blake,

     all my blood work came back good also , also when they did any ultrasound , it's when they did a  MRI , it showed the gallstones.

    gail

  • laurie86701
    laurie86701 blake12472

    Posted

    UNTIL YOU GET THE CT SCAN WILL YOU BE SURE OTHER THEN THE NORMAL SIGNS INDIGESTION PAIN ACROSS THE MIDDLE OF BACK AND LOWER, & CHILLS AND FEVER. THEN TAKE IT OUT DON'T THINK TWICE OR SCARED CAN'T TELL YOU HOW HAPPY IAM NOW THAT IT OUT 
  • laurie86701
    laurie86701 blake12472

    Posted

    OH YES I HAD A MRI BECAUSE I HAD SO MUCH PAIN IN MY BACK BUT NO ONE SAID ANYTHING UNTILL I GOT THE REPORT AND READ I HAD GALLSTONES THEN YOU NEED A GOOD GA DOCTOR AND HE WILL TRY TO DO EVERY THING ELSE EXCEPT CAT SCAN PUSH FOR CT SCAN FIRST THE MRI SHOWED I HAD GALLSTONE  I SHOWED THAT TO THE GA DOCTOR AND HE WANTED HE THE TOLD ME I HAD GASTROPAROSIS AND PUT ME ON A LIQUID DIET I DID THAT FOR 2 MONTH AND SAID FORGET HIM I WENT TO THE BEST HOSPITAL UCLA AND THEY REMOVED IT GET 2ND OPI
  • sissybug22
    sissybug22 blake12472

    Posted

    Yes, my blood work was normal too! The ultrasound found my gallstones, once that happens go get it removed if you have gallstones. It's the best choice I made. My Doc didn't hestite to get it removed ASAP!!!
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