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Attacks-hida Scan Normal Posted: 11-22-04 21:26pm


I had a hida scan last week, it came back normal. I received a call from my gi doc today, and they want me to see a doc who specializes in liver disease. I don't drink alocohol, and I get pain after high fat meals. I have been living on chicken soup and raisin bran with fat free milk for over a month. I was on the south beach diet for 4 months and started getting attacks. I can't eat pork, cheese, beef, etc. I go wednesday to see the new doctor. I am grateful for finding this board!

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