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Gallbladder! :/

The surgery from my gallbladder seems to be hurting worse than actual GB surgery ... Maybe cause I was on morphine afterwards? I just want to feel 100% better ... This has not been a easy journey

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      I think an ultra sound of the gallbladder should be a pre op requirement

    • CuriousC
      CuriousC

      I had my removed exactly two weeks after gastric bypass. The doctor didn't think it was possible so quickly. I agree, a scan of gallbladder should be a requirement. The gallbladder surgery was so much

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    I had to have an ultra sound pre op. the technician who did it pressed really hard and i just thought it was normal. Then a few days after i had an attack.. Wow that was so painful. It happened again twice before the surgery .. Luckliy i told my surgeon and he took it out while doing my op ( reversion from lap band to rny). He said that it was likely that the ultra sound tech pressed so hard that she " dislodged" one maybe. Lucky for me! - that i didn't have to have 2 surgeries.

    I hope you feel better soon!

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