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Gallbladder Issues and Pregnancy
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MrsCampos10-01-10
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Gallbladder Issues and Pregnancy
Has anyone had any experience?
I woke up 2 nights ago from a sound sleep in excruciating epigastric (mid-upper stomach) pain. 2nd worst pain episode of my life. +nausea, no vomit or diarrhea. Last thing I ate before bed, peanutbutter ice cream. 7hrs later, I was able to sleep and stayed home from work to do so. I'm convinced that this was biliary colic. I just stuck it out and refused to go to the ER like DH wanted me to. I'm petrified that this will happen again.
Has anyone gone through this?
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Posted 9/13/11 8:48 PM |
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Re: Gallbladder Issues and Pregnancy
I haven't gone through your exact issue but I had severe gallbladder pain and almost needed it taken out right after my m/c. I did some research and apparently it's not uncommon to get a gallbladder attack caused by something in the pregnancy hormones. Chances are your dr won't do anything about it until after you give birth but I think it's a good idea to get a professional opinion on it.
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Posted 9/13/11 8:52 PM |
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cateyemm
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Re: Gallbladder Issues and Pregnancy
I dont have any advice, just that I hope it doesnt happen again!!!
And if it does, go to the doctor!!!!!!!
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Posted 9/13/11 8:57 PM |
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CouponKT
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Name: K
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Re: Gallbladder Issues and Pregnancy
Yes, yes and yes! I went through this for months while pregnant and had attacks after I delivered DS also. I can give you tons of info!
After my first attack, I did go to the ER and was told that if it happened again, they would take out my gallbladder right away. Well, then I had attack after attack after attack (probably like 20 or so over 8 months). In reality, they didn't want to take it out until after I delivered.
I could go on and on with my story, but I would be here for an hour writing it
You DO need to see a doctor and have a sono to confirm if you have stones. That really needs to be your first step. Where are you located? I can recommend an excellent doc!
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Posted 9/14/11 7:49 AM |
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