Chest pain
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Had my gallbladder removed a few days ago and last night had severe chest pain anyone have this before
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Posted , 3 users are following.
Had my gallbladder removed a few days ago and last night had severe chest pain anyone have this before
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richard89308 anthony_03535
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it's probably post operative trauma which will take a little while to recover from. I would see a dietician or GP to get onto a recovery diet.
anthony_03535 richard89308
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Leni75 anthony_03535
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Hi Anthony I'm afraid I did. Few days after my surgery 3 years ago, I started feeling weird symptoms such as chest pain and burning in my throat. Surgeon was very dismissive and said it was acid reflux. But I've never had acid reflux in my life and suddenly after this surgery I had! I had a chest pain for months on end, did several tests inclusive ph 24h to monitor my reflux and none acid! I suffered from very painful esophageal spasms and bile reflux. First confirmed by a new doctor, the second never got tested because there's no tests on NHS Uk besides perhaps an endoscopy .
The explanation I got from a new specialist was that the vagus nerve that runs from brain, esophagus to gallbladder was obsviously disturbed from cutting the gb, and was causing me very painful spasms in my chest. I'm not sure it's what you have but my advice is get a good doctor and tell him about your chest pain and hopefully you'll feel better.
anthony_03535 Leni75
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