Well I had ultrasound and CT scan today...

I went for my ultrasound and then back again to my local hospital for my CT scan.  I had to drink that nasty stuff for the CT scan that they mixed with crystal light, yuck!  I also had to have the die through IV, and that took two pokes.  Anyway I asked the ultrasound techinician how my gall bladder looked and she said it looked ok to her, but the Dr. would know more.  So as I thought, I really dont think its my gall bladder.  I have been thinking all along that its an ulcer, it has all the symptoms of one.  I am not sure if that will show in the CT scan or not.  I know they usually do an endoscopy I believe its called to determine that, but maybe the CT scan will show.  I really dont want to have any more tests, but will do it to get to the bottom of this.  I am sick of being SICK.  I have a low grade fever off and on, stomach with any food or liquid, nausea at times, vomitted a couple times, dizziness, headache and tired of all this.  I though the point of surgery was to feel better, and there are ways I feel better, but I have been through a lot of garbage to get here.  I guess the good thing is I am still losing weight, I am now at 93 lbs lost since I started this process.  So now I am supposed to wait til next Wednesday drive to Bangor, which is over an hour away, and find out results, which will probably nothing and have to go further tests.  I did have blood work the other day at the hospital and my liver and etc looked fine.  Anyway, take care all and have a good weekend!!  Hugs...Angela

Yes, if you think its an ucler they def should do an endoscopy. I hope you find the answer soon!!  This is crazy!! 

have they done an endoscopy? if not they should. i would think that would be the first test they ordered. i hope you get relief soon. congrats on the huge weight loss so far. you're doing great even though you've hit this bump in the road. hang in there.

Good Luck with everything.  Seems like someone is just not listening to your symptoms.  I hope they get it together and get you well soon.