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Diarrhoea and nausea

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renee15737
renee15737

I'm nearly 3 months post op and the last two days have had bad diarrhoea. I haven't eaten anything different or unusual, in fact I've hardly eaten cause of nausea. I'm also getting a dull pain where my gallbladder use to be and a pain where my belly button incision is. These started first and then came the diarrhoea. The nausea I get every now again.

What can I take for the diarrhoea or do I just wait for it to pass?

Thanks

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  • jennifer85396
    jennifer85396 renee15737

    Posted

    Hi renee, since you had surgery I think you should talk to your doctor before taking anything.  Immodium Multi Symptom has always worked for me, but if you see a Gastro doc he should be able to stop the nausea and the D at the same time...good luck

     

  • tommyboy77
    tommyboy77 renee15737

    Posted

    I get the trots every now and then with the same foods, and I get the phantom pains as well at times. A call to your GP might mot hurt.
    • renee15737
      renee15737 tommyboy77

      Posted

      Phantom pains! Good name. Like phantom limb.

      I'll see how it is tomorrow and call the doc if it's still there. It's not fun but still better then the pain I was in before. Just have to be more aware of what my body's telling me. My tummy just sounds like there's a thunderstorm going on inside!!

    • tommyboy77
      tommyboy77 renee15737

      Posted

      I get that at times. Happens with chicken. Some times I can eat it and have no issues, other times. It causes bad cramping and D.
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