I'm 8 weeks out. I have a terrible pain on the left side under my breast that radiates around to under my breast bone in the middle of my tummy. To top it off I can't keep anything down. I don't know what to do at this point. I feel like crap. I don't have any health insurance no more and I don't have money. I'm so stressed.

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I'm 8 weeks out. I have a terrible pain on the left side under my breast that radiates around to under my breast bone in the middle of my tummy. To top it off I can't keep anything down. I don't know what to do at this point. I feel like crap. I don't have any health insurance no more and I don't have money. I'm so stressed.

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I'm sorry to hear that .. but u most go to the hospital .. It could be your gallbladder and that serious ..

I'm sorry to hear that .. but u most go to the hospital .. It could be your gallbladder and that serious ..

Agreed. Not something to play jeopardy with. If you go to the ER they should be able to assist you with the bill.

I don't have a galbladder no more. I will call my dr agin tomm. Thx guys.

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I would call your surgeon, at first I thought it may be your gallbladder but you said you do not have it anymore. Something is wrong, please don't wait....get medical helps ASAP !

You could have a stricture, especially if you are not keeping anything down. Call your doc right away.

Go to the ER ASAP and worry about payments later.

I'm 8 weeks out. I have a terrible pain on the left side under my breast that radiates around to under my breast bone in the middle of my tummy. To top it off I can't keep anything down. I don't know what to do at this point. I feel like crap. I don't have any health insurance no more and I don't have money. I'm so stressed.

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Go to the ER! Could be a blockage!! Feel better soon!!

I have gallstones and had one gallbladder attack last year. I was concerned after surgery about how to tell if I am experiencing post op complications or a gallbladder attack. He said gallbladder pain is a little more to the right side and pain associated with surgical complications occurs primarily on the left side. Go to the hospital. At the very least call your doctor!