My name isn't really kitty--but i'll tell
you what I am: (sense?): i'm an almost 19
year old girl who apparently has
gallbladder problems! How...Attractive!
It started about 6 years ago..And ever
since, about 4 times a year, i'd have
these strange pain attacks. They'd start
in the pit of my stomach (or so I thought)
and continue through to below and
including my right shoulderblade. After
reading your comments..It sounds pretty
textbook to me!
A few days ago I slept in the emergency
room after taking 2 tylenols, 2 tylenol
#3's with codeine (from a dental
prescrip.) and 3 shots of toradol/demerol
(?-i think). I was in agony, rather.
And even now..5 days later..I still feel
uneasy.
I had a ct scan where they said that I
have gallbladder
"sludge"..Again.."attractive". But don't
really know what else.
I'm having an ultrasound on the 6th..So..2
days from now. I don't really know what
to expect. My mum had hers out in her
20's...And my doc says that there is a
somewhat genetic possibility (see "pima
indians").
Anywho..I'm nervous about eating. The
thought of fried food..'fries' my innards.
I've been eating plain/whole wheat/
pasta, because it doesn't hurt to think
about.
Any diet tips from the professionals (aka:
you!--who have experience.)for an aching
heart...Err "gall"??
Love/kisses/good luck...And let's see if
this thing is going to stay with me or get
surgerized!
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