How long do you have to wait for pregnancy after removal?

It will.  just allowed time to heal inside. You can speak with some doctor about it.  Take care x

Hi! Like me, I got my gb removed 2 months ago and until now i'm still experiencing 'gb pain attacks'. other patients also experiencing it after years of surgery but it depends on how  soon you recover.

It looks like you're really having a hard time and at the same time i can see you're really busy.

Let's wait what your doctor will tell you. then keep us posted

Are you experiencing pains? How'd you feel?

Thank you!

Katherine

 

Well i must say I was quite depressed when it started really badly in august (almost every night) and I went through a time of not eating anything (I lost 5kg since). But now I am sort of finding a balance which I know is not great because my diet is not good at all: I just avoid any fat, try to stay under 5g a day, but because I need to fill my emotional eating habits I eat a lot of candies :s. So basically im ok because i have my candies lol but I know it is not a great solution (Especially for my teeth). I had an attack two days ago because I ate a little bit more meat than I should and it reminded me clearly not to go beyond my limits :s. Also one thing that does not make things easy is that I seem to react badly to opium based drugs so can't really have anything that help the pain. I have diclofenac supositories but they work only in 1 hours or so :s.

How are your pain attacks? is it the same kind than one you had you gb? do you eat fat again or did you stay really good with your diet?

Anne

That's terrible. But you're doing great with those 'candies'. But seriously that's really painful, it can paralyze you physically and emotionally.

You're doing great when you said you're readjusting your food diet. but continue to keep on the watch on your food intake. or avoid foods that causes your pain.

about my gb attacks.. it's really painful. yeah! just the same but unlike when i still have my gb.everyday almost everytime i move its painful. but now the attacks occurs on different time and weather. it shouldn't be too hot/humid or too cold. I'm vegan and that helps me to watch my food intake. i completely removed meats (except fish) and dairies. i use extra virgin olive oil occassionally. Soft foods are acceptable. (Boiled,steam,grilled are recommended cooking method)

avoid drinks containing caffeine – such as coffee and tea

avoid foods that make the problems worse – such as spicy and fatty foods.

gradually increase your intake of fibre – good sources of fibre include fresh fruit and vegetables, wholegrain rice, wholewheat pasta and bread, seeds, nuts and oats

Specially No Heavy Meals just Small amount of food intake.

Katherine

Omg that sounds like worst? Do you actually feel better than before you had it removed?

I think the worst in all that is that I could have avoid this situation if the midewife has told me to be more careful when I was pregnant. If i knew this could happen I would have never took that much weight during the pregnancy (and then lost it that fast)

 

Yeah! But feels better when it's removed though there are limits on food intake and  no strenous activities for 2 years for i was told to quit sports for couple of years just to make sure i regain my strength and recovered completely.

Well, i think you need to eat a lot due to pregnancy. maybe the rapid lost/ the way you did your diet.

Cheer up! You'll be fine

xx