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Gallbladder

What does a gallbladder, attack feel like I am feeling crappy today I don't know of out is just a bug our gallbladder problems which I never had feelin nauseous I did have coffee for the first time in 3 months so out may be that this is the first time I have not felt good so far out had been a breeze

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I had four gallbladder attacks before my gall stones were diagnosed and all of them had me in the ER. Crushing chest pain is the hallmark symptom. Believe me - you'll know when you have one.

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Thank you I guess it is just a bug or it could be the 104 degree weather I have not felt such or anything since day one

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I had my surgery last Tuesday and I've been feeling pretty good. I've been getting my liquids and protein I n for the most part. Yesterday I started having pain in my largest incision on the right side whenever I breathe in. I was doing the spirometer really well until yesterday. Now it hurts a lot whenever I do it or breathe in. Is this normal? I didn't have this pain the first few days. Anyone have pain when you breathe in?

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