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jrbcoug11

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    jrbcoug11 reacted to Wrenna in Abdominal Pain 2 years post op   
    Have they ruled out ulcers? Is the pain in the middle of your upper abdomen, or more to one side? It's possible (no idea how common) to have stones in the bile ducts after gallbladder removal. Another possibility is Sphincter of Oddi dysfunction, but I think that presents more as attacks of intense pain rather than a crampy type pain. I'm kind of leaning towards ulcer though, since you mentioned that the pain was worse in the morning when your stomach is empty.
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    jrbcoug11 got a reaction from summerseeker in Abdominal Pain 2 years post op   
    Hey all, I'm new here. I've been trying to figure this out, and was hoping someone could share their experiences. I'm almost 2 years post op and in the last month or so I've noticed this persistent pain in my upper abdomen. It's definitely worse in the morning, feels very crampy and makes me feel super nauseated. It's not food related as I don't usually eat first thing in the morning. It goes on throughout the day, coming and going in waves. Not usually as painful after the morning, but still persistent, annoying and painful. I'm convinced it's something to do with my pouch. I went to see my team and she's ordered an upper GI film, as well as ruling out a bacteria which can cause problems, I guess. That test came back negative, so now just waiting on the upper GI film. It's getting progressively worse as time goes on. I first noticed it about a month ago and sent a message to my team who insisted I come in for a visit. So clearly it's something big enough that they can't handle it virtually, or whatever. I've been googling like a maniac and found a few things that sound a lot like what I have, but again, I'm just not entirely sure. Just hoping someone could share any stories if they too have gone through this. Thanks so much!

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