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Pins and needles

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josephine56147
josephine56147

anyone experienced these after gallbladder removal? i am starting to wonder.

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  • sam90321
    sam90321 josephine56147

    Posted

    am having the same thing and i still have my gallbladder but the difference is my gallbladder isnt working no more,

    • josephine56147
      josephine56147 sam90321

      Posted

      oh ok! so it is related to not having a gallbladder anymore. thanks a lot for replying. hope you get well soon🙏

    • sam90321
      sam90321 josephine56147

      Posted

      had my gallbladder removed on friday, and my reflux issue is gone, but bad gas in my whole right side and numbness in my feet and hands which was there before surgery, am try to be active because i need good blood flow

    • sam90321
      sam90321

      Posted

      the burning feeling that i in my back is gone as well

  • townko
    townko josephine56147

    Posted

    It may be related to problems with your neck trapping a nerve I also have gall stones ,but i have carpel tunnel syndrome in my wrists as well which causes numbness that is not constant but can be caused by position.

  • elizabeth07630
    elizabeth07630 josephine56147

    Posted

    I've had them got 3 years before my gallbladder came out, I get them in my hands, arms, legs and feet. Still under going investigations for them.

  • tarshia0601
    tarshia0601 josephine56147

    Posted

    Hi Josephine... my surgery was 5 weeks ago. The soreness from my right shoulder downwards is more constant than the pins and needles. Going to see my family physician about it. Hope you don't get it too often. Take care.

    • josephine56147
      josephine56147 tarshia0601

      Posted

      i don't have any soreness on the shoulders. it is just the pins and needles.

      hope you feel better soon from the soreness 🙏

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