Salads or Veges cause gallbladder pain? Anyone?
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I still have my gallbladder. I know I have sludge and some gravel stones. It acts up occasionally and then I may go months with no pain. But, it always seem to act up after eating salad. Does this happen to anyone else?
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linda282930 2chr2015
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I can't tolerate any salad at all but I also have IBS .
Lettuce is very harsh on the digestive tract .
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Guest 2chr2015
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I'd forgotten... but before surgery yes! One if the worst biliary colic episodes I ever had was after salad.
jenevieve76624 2chr2015
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In your case I think its not the salad that triggers the pain, its the dressing. Some said lettuce increase bile production too but I think the salad dressing is the culprit. Hopefully we all get better.
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Guest 2chr2015
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It's weird how it can be different foods that cause issues for different people. There is no one size fits all it seems.
I ended up with only about 5 things I could eat for 2 years pre surgery. Post surgery salad is fine in fact everything is fine totally normal diet... apart from boiled sweets and it's easy to live without those
linda282930 2chr2015
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Could be the balsamic vinegar, anything acidic isn't good .
jenevieve76624 2chr2015
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I know its a torture for not eating your favorite food but thats how it is, I feel sorry for my husband when we will have dinner he has his own kind of food, not allowed to eat his favorite steak. But we are still hoping that his stone will get rid in a natural way, I know based on doctor's view that natural flushing is very low percentage of success and it will come back in a long run. He will going to have his flush in next week after his 2 weeks strict diet then we will go to naturopath for a diet guide. Ill give some update about the result cos we will have another ultra sound after the flush to find out if its working.
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Micklemus 2chr2015
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If you have small stones that are cholesterol based then why not research Ursodioxycholic acid as I did and dissolve them ? Ist talk to a chemist who willl give you cofidence that I am truthful and not a 'story teller'(LIAR)
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stephie_09935 2chr2015
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