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nausea and intermittent diahorrea

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ann55375
ann55375

i had mine out two years ago as i was having nausea and diahorrea intermittently.  The ultrasound showed some stomes and i occasionally had a pain between shoulder blades.

the removal,has not really helped.  I still get nausea on waking and some days diahorrea and i get the pain when i have eaten but not same intensity.  I also have bad anxiety.

my diet is very bland, plain rice, chicken, rice cereal, etc. No dairy, gliten or fat.

i just would like,the nausea to go away, i can deal with the diahorrea i think as its sporadic now.

does anyone else get mainly nausea after this op? Dr keeps saying mifht just be the anxiety but i cant see that when i wake with it.

 

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  • biliarydyskines
    biliarydyskines ann55375

    Posted

    endocopy and colonoscopy test are good?
    • ann55375
      ann55375 biliarydyskines

      Posted

      Havent had endoscopy or colonoscopy.  Dr just says ibs but is now taking me more seriously as it is two,years and the back pain comes and goes, thr nausea too.  Diet is very bland. Have anxiety and depression too which is exacerbated by all this feeling ill.

      before removal i had ibs and nausea and a few bouts of back pain, never in front. and scan showed some stones so decided to,take gb out.

        Things ok at start but getting worse and back to where i was now with nausea loose bowel and back pain

      why could this happen two years on.  Or is it my anxiety fuelling it,doesnt feel like it.

  • Scottie13
    Scottie13 ann55375

    Posted

    I’m only 3 months post-op but still get nausea. I take cyclizine for it and it seems to help xx
    • ann55375
      ann55375 Scottie13

      Posted

      Unfortunately cyclizine caused me massive heart palpitations and it was changed to buccastem.
    • ann55375
      ann55375 Scottie13

      Posted

      do you get pain in back or loose motions from time to time, or is it just nausea?

      does your dr think it is ok still having the nausea.?

      my gp,gave me buccastem for it and it works but the nausea then returns.

    • Scottie13
      Scottie13 ann55375

      Posted

      Get the pain in back and occasional loose stools. My doctor doesn’t seem too concerned. She’s given me lansoprazole to try to see if that settles my stomach down and make sure it’s not gastritis. Doesn’t seem to be making a difference just now anyway. So will no doubt be back at docs in the near future. Honestly think my body is just taking time to get used to living without a gallbladder and that things will start to settle soon xx
    • ann55375
      ann55375 Scottie13

      Posted

      I dont feel so bad knowing someone else has these problems.  I think the nausea is the worst for me.  I was hoping things would dsettle by now and they did a bit, its quite sporadic  which makes it harder to deal with.  My gp suggested zantac but ive not gone that route yet,still usin buccastem. Diet is very bland so hoping that will assist.  Do let me know how you get on.  I am in Scotland and not sure nhs good at this sort if thing.
    • Scottie13
      Scottie13 ann55375

      Posted

      I’m also in Scotland. Will let you know what happens when I next go see them xx
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