Gallbladder pain/exercise
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Hi guys,
I was recently diagnosed with having 3 large gallstones and will probably have my gallbladder removed in the coming months.
My question is: does anyone feel gallbladder pain when exercising? I got pain when I ran for a bus and when I played football a couple of months ago. I was just wandering whether this would be due to having large gallstones moving about in there or whether it may be something else.
Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
Steven
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I had Gallstones which infected in my gallbladder and led to pancreatitis, I had incredible pain for 3 months following this, I couldn't barely stand up, sometimes I even found bending and sitting up too difficult!! In answer to your question I would say that yes I did have pain from moving using my core area!!
Hope this answers your question.
Lucy
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I had a very sick galblader as well. My gallbladder was Infacted, inflamed and ready to burst. The Surgon had a hard time to removing it. He told me that my body created a white wall around it that he had to clean it. After the surgery I had the drainage attached in me for one week. I should tell you that I experienced the worst pain in my life whit my gallbladder. After the surgery I was feeling better but still had pain in the same spot. I thought the pain would go away after awhile. But it didn't, it get better but never went away. Still after four years I have the pain. At first it was only on my right side but suddenly shifted to my upper left side. Last year I came down with another sever pain. The pain was like a huge belt around my upper side of my abdomen. I was so scared that I ran to GI Doctor. He orderd some tests such as, MRCP, Ct scan, stool tests and many blood tests. Everything came normal. All of the pancrise enzymes were normal too thanks god. But then I came down with the sever constipation. I didn't take any medication for the pain. I don't like meds. So I tried to tolorate the pain. After awhile the pain got better. But the constipation got really worse. To the point that I could feel it's moving through my large colon. And when it was going to the same upper left side that it was in pain I could feel the and pressure there. Then I would get the pain and burning all over my stomach. Then i would have feeling of burning and itching in the left upper side of the colon exactly on that bending part of the colon. If my stool was soft I would have less pain if not I would get all those pain. Then I explained all these to the GI doc and asked me to do colonoscopy which I am afraid to do. I don't like to be sedated. Now I am scared and confused here. I don't know if it's my pancreas or the colon. I don't know if the people with the pancreas problem have the constipation problem. I don't know if they can eat everything from fatty to spicy. Beacuse I do eat them on purpose to see if I'll get any problem. But I eat them moderate. I don't know how is the pancreas pain and symptoms or if all the symptoms are the same for all. I also don't know if the Surgon damaged my colon, nerve or anything else during the surgery. beacuse sometimes I feel my colon or my stomach shaking and vibrating. Honestly I am lost.
For god sake I did the surgery to get better not worse. At least I didn't have all these problems before until after the surgery.
Now here I am with all these pain and problems my stomach is still sore after all those years.
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Although I am better than I was I knew I was still not right.
So went to GP a few months ago . She ordered a blood tests which back as normal.
When I saw another GP last week he said blood tests done last time were raised!! They called it normal because it was what they expected,having had my gallbladder removed!!
I now have to have another blood test on Wednesday and then go back and see the GP I saw last week with the results next week.
He said if the results are still raised that is an indication that I might have a gallstone stuck in my bile duct.!!
Honestly,why can't they be straight with you from the beginning?
Sarah
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Blood tests came back normal so no stone stuck.
Dr said I was just taking a long time to settle down after having my gallbladder out and also some of the pain would be related to the fact that I have a haitus hernia.
However what I have now is liveable with.
I think part of it is that I am just getting older to be honest.
I am 65 now so live with it basically.
It could be a lot worse.
Chin up.
Sarah