Gall Bladder surgery was unnecessary

is it possible to start to demand things a few days before operation?  once stones have been there there is a good chance that they will come back and also that the gallbladder could be diseased. i mean its hard enough to get decent pain relief never mind demanding ultra sounds. there are many people with gallstones who never have any bother with them and they were only found because they got a scan for something else.were you in a lot of pain, or did you get told you had gallstones and just decide to get the gallbladder out without waiting to see how you would be affected in the future. i was told i had one gallstone and told the doctor i would wait and see how things were going to be in the future. it wasnt long before i was back into the doc to say i want my gallbladder out as i suffer the most terrible symptoms that i have not see on any site that talks about gall stones. except i see it all here from other people experience. i find it very difficult to take vegetable and i only found that out by  making veg soup the fibre was far to difficult to digest. i'v always had a good diet. a juicer. which i cant use at the moment. because of digestion.  whole wheat everything bread wheat pasta. now i cant eat those foods as to hard to digest. i am now eating white bread. grilled fish fingers. poridge. and all the food i would consider rubbish before. except the porrige. before it was oatmeal but to hard to diges so had to take porrige. i go today for my operation and it cant come soon enough. i know im doing the right thing because i waited to see how i would be affected after the gallsone was found it was one stone 24mm. a big one, and iv been almost bedridden with pain and now a hernia. so im not really sure what to say to you. except all the best and thanks for sharing your experience. 

redredwine,

I concur with all that Cheeky says.  It sounds like you've past them without realising.  Thankfully without any complications which can be dreadful.  All my research shows that once you've had gallstones, they can come again.  Also the issue can be once the gallbladder becomes infected, then the issues really start.  I think it is safe to say that everyone is different.  So, what works for one, doesn't necessarily work for another. 

I've been on a less than 3% fat diet for 6 months on the advice of consultant. My consultant told me that when a gallbladder makes stones it is likely diseased. I've read that a very low fat diet can actually grow stones! Consultant said there is no cure if you've suffered cholecystitis. Only removal. He said no fancy diets work or lasers or tablets.

Gallstones are believed by the medical establishment to be formed inside the gallbladder: not the liver. They are thought to be few in number, instead of hundreds. Supposedly, gallstones are not linked to pains other than gallbladder attacks. Orthodox doctors believe these things, because whenever patients have acute gallbladder pain, some of the stones have already moved inside the gallbladder, and they are big enough, and sufficiently calcified enough to view with X-rays. The stones inside the liver are rarely noticed. It is where gallstones actually originate.

Whenever the gallbladder is surgically removed, the acute gallbladder attacks disappear, but the bursitis, other miscellaneous pains, and digestive problems remain. Those who have had surgical removal of their gallbladders frequently continue to get bile-coated stones elsewhere that are identical to the supposed gallstones described by medical literature. Doctors virtually never mention this to patients, and promote the surgeries as a permanent cure.

For the sake of long-term health, gallbladder surgery should be avoided, if at all possible. Therefore, it is unwise to go to a hospital for gallbladder issues, unless the problem becomes truly unbearable. We offer a pain relief solution that helps substantially. However, we do realize that there are occasional cases, which require emergency intervention. In the worst cases, a person could use the remedy cited below before leaving for the hospital, or consume it during transit; and hopefully the problem will be resolved by the time that the person arrives.