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Anti gall medication

My doctor gave me this anti gall medication and I am suppose to take one in the morning and one at night for 6 months I started taking the meds but they make me feel really sick and nauseated. I don't want to take them but then don't want to get gall stones and go through any of that. Any suggestions or has anyone not taken them and been fine?

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My doctor gave me this anti gall medication and I am suppose to take one in the morning and one at night for 6 months I started taking the meds but they make me feel really sick and nauseated. I don't want to take them but then don't want to get gall stones and go through any of that. Any suggestions or has anyone not taken them and been fine?

I got that so saw my doc and he prescribed me some in liquid form instead. I would suggest you don't stop taking them as I have had gallstones before and it really isn't an experience I would wish on my worst enemy. Mine cleared within 12 hours but I am greatful as I know some people have had much worse experiences. Do you really want to run the risk of perhaps having another operation? Hope this helps. Xxxx

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I got that so saw my doc and he prescribed me some in liquid form instead. I would suggest you don't stop taking them as I have had gallstones before and it really isn't an experience I would wish on my worst enemy. Mine cleared within 12 hours but I am greatful as I know some people have had much worse experiences. Do you really want to run the risk of perhaps having another operation? Hope this helps. Xxxx

Thank you I will as my doc for liquid and start taking the meds the last thing I want is another surgery thanks again

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