Drinking & gallbladder pain
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Hi I wondered if anyone is having the same problem as me. I finding it increasingly difficult to drink enough during the day. I am not one of those people who gulp back bottle after bottle of water. I really only drink when I'm thirsty. I've noticed my pee is darker, but also realised that I need to drink more water. Can anyone suggest how I drink more any tips? My consultant advised that it's vitally important to drink more water when you have gall stones. I would be grateful for any advice. Equally I would like to know what other people consider 'safe' foods to eat with gall bladder pain.
Thanks Kazz
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Acejohnston kazzbow45
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I never heard that about drinking lots of water with gallstones. Stick to plain low fat food and avoid eggs, red meat, sausages, bacon and all the usual fatty foods and dairy too. I had my gallbladder removed over 6 months ago and it's been hell ever since with diarrhea nausea and vomiting. Drink as much Apple juice as you can as it softens the stones and apple cider vinegar 1 tablespoon 3 times a day in warm water. Also stones are usually caused due to excess hormones in the liver so take milk thistle to detox your liver which will also get rid of any excess hormones and may help getting rid of the stones. Don't have the op unless it's a life or death situation. Good luck. X
kazzbow45 Acejohnston
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anita03601 kazzbow45
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I am like you used to only have a drink with a meal. I now drink 1 large glass of cranberry juice and have a mid morning and afternoon drink. Have you tried the herbal teas you can get some lovely ones and they are refreshing in the hot weather.
I still eat sausages, mince, crisps, icecream but will only buy the very low fat ones. You need to check the amount of fat in them as they all vary but there are some really low fat ones in the shops.
I love my deserts and have being enjoying having meringue, low fat icream, fresh stawberries and a squirt of low fat cream for tea. Jelly is also very low in fat.
Everyone is different so you have to find out what triggers you. I found that branflakes for breakfast was giving me problems and now eat shredded wheat which I am fine on. Certain fruits can also give me tummy ache, it's a case of elimating things from your diet and is a slow process but once find out what to avoid you will start to have more days when you feel better.
kazzbow45 anita03601
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kelley00468 kazzbow45
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sarah87162 kazzbow45
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Some people have problems with spicy food but I never did.
As for drinking water, I too know I do not drink enough. If I drink it when I feel I don't want it it makes me feel bloated.
I think the trick is little and often.
Sara xx
sal79893 kazzbow45
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