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upper abdomen weird feelings

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vonniexx
vonniexx

Ive had my gallbladder removed 10 months ago.....and so glad i did!! But everyday i have this icky yucky feeling everyday in my upper abdomen.....its not like an ache or pain just a yucky feeling, though it does feel tender when i press on it...... At first docs thought it was acid reflux so was on 300mg aday of ranitidine but didnt help  sad no getting a breath test for hpylori...... has anyone here had H pylori before?? does it sound like it? Thanks

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  • Janay1223
    Janay1223 vonniexx

    Posted

    Hello.

    I am very interested to know as well. I have the same symptoms plus alot of pain once food hit my stomach and then constipation hit. Ever since my gastric sleeve surgery and 6 months later I had my gallbladder and gallstones removed. These symptoms are too much.

    • vonniexx
      vonniexx Janay1223

      Posted

      I dont get any pain at all....just a constant yucky feeling in upper stomach regardless if i eat or dont eat. Its always there!
  • yvonne15233
    yvonne15233 vonniexx

    Posted

    I had H pylori but the only symptoms I had was really bad reflux. Even water would set me on fire but that was it

  • lilian05079
    lilian05079 vonniexx

    Posted

    Hi vonniexx

    HPylori is a bacteria that lives in the gut and duodenum and causes acid reflux. It causes an unpleasant feelng in the gut..antibiotics are given if you have HP..a breath test will confirm if HPylori is causing your problem..best wishes...

  • pippa58442
    pippa58442 vonniexx

    Posted

    Gallbladder surgery can cause complications.  Ask your doctor about a gallbladder diet   Do you have any change of bowel habit?  Other possibilities include IBS or bile acid malabsorption particularly if your stools have changed.  A SECHAT scan would pick up BAM.

     

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