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Pain back after eating sweeties

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fumanchu
fumanchu

Had some attacks last year, had a scan and they couldn't see any stones but the lady said she is sure I have them. I changed diet and was careful because I don't want to have it out unless it gets a lot worse. Then today I have niggly pain on right side at waist level. Only new thing I ate was fruit pastilles and liquorice allsorts. Would anybody know if either of these might be a trigger?

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  • Fergus1227
    Fergus1227 fumanchu

    Posted

    @fumanchu I know you can't have any fatty foods or else they will be a trigger for gallstones but I don't know about sets though but pastries are fatty foods aren't they just look up the stiff your rating and look up what causes an attack for gallstones and you will have all your answers I pray you don't have them bcuz these things are extremely painful I will keep you in my prayers god bless you sweetie
    • fumanchu
      fumanchu Fergus1227

      Posted

      I don't eat pastries no, these are mainly sugar and I really cant see sugar causing this. Odd.
  • angela72602
    angela72602 fumanchu

    Posted

    I don't know about those particular things but, if you have gallstones just about everything is going to bother you. We are all different. If you have gallstones for sure-get them out because it will get worse.
  • colette32797
    colette32797 fumanchu

    Posted

    Hi Fumanchu all I can say I do have a lot of problems with main especially when it comes the food. Unfortantly fruit pasties contain a lot of acid and this some how can cause pain if are you gonna eat these things it is sometimes better to have something a little bit more filling so when you do have acidi things so won't effect your digestive system. For me I tend to say away from fresh orange and apple juice as that causes a lot of pain. I hope you get better soon and good luck.
  • fumanchu
    fumanchu

    Posted

    Ok thanks, def will avoide them in future anyway smile
  • janet74211
    janet74211 fumanchu

    Posted

    Both could trigger, any sugar items can start them off. Some people will be affected differently with what they eat. But dairy is a issue so be careful.
    • fumanchu
      fumanchu janet74211

      Posted

      All calmed down again and I certainly won't eat them again. The list of safe foods seems to shrink over the years lol
  • Fergus1227
    Fergus1227 fumanchu

    Posted

    Thanks everyone I've learned done stuff tonight myself and I know fumanchu wad very excited when she got the news, but I have an appointment to see the doctor about my surgery on Wednesday au 1:30pm so I will post what or decisions are gonna be thank you guys so much for all your prayers and advice it helped and helps me alot so I am very appreciative so thank
    • fumanchu
      fumanchu Fergus1227

      Posted

      It's agreat forum Fergus, better advice in here than from some docs! Hope all goes perfectly for you xx
    • janet74211
      janet74211 fumanchu

      Posted

      Had a few liquorice and jelly baby sweets last night, and oh boy did I suffer last night, so the answer strategy can.
    • fumanchu
      fumanchu janet74211

      Posted

      Oh that's great to know - not great to have pain lol. Thansk for that Janet.
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