Question:
Has anyone had gallbladder surgery after r-n-y then develop abd pain and nausea?
When I was seen in the ER they told me my liver function test levels were high? My labs have been fine up to 8 weeks post op from my gallbladder surgery. Should I be worried? — laila (posted on November 2, 2003)
November 2, 2003
After my galbladder was removed, the pain never went away. Ended up being
an ulcer in my case but honestly it could be one of a million things. Keep
going back to the doctor, find out what is causing your pain.
— RebeccaP
November 2, 2003
i had the same as Rebecca. They took my gallbladder and I still had pain.
It ended up being and ulcer. i am currently taking Prevacid daily until it
heals. You might want to check into it. I think it is common
Leda
— lmaxwell
November 2, 2003
I had open rny 2/22/02, then had my gall bladder taken out 10 months
later. About a month after the gallbladder was taken out I had a problem
with r sided abdominal pain. They never were able to figure out what it
was. The surgeon who took my gallbladder out did tests and ruled out that
it was anything to do with that. My bariatric surgeon ended up admitting me
to the hospital over night do testing and ruled out anything to do with the
wls surgery. I did end up getting iv fluids in the hospital because I was
dehydrated. They also gave me Toridol thru the iv which completely took
away the pain I was having. When I had my gallbladder removed (lap) the
surgeon did have to cut some adhesions that had formed from the wls....so
maybe the pain was just after the fact from that. They never came up with a
concrete answer..I just know the Toridol iv medication helped almost
immediately. good luck to you
— Kelly T.
November 2, 2003
My pain was worse after the gallbladder was removed. I had extremely bad
pain in the pouch that radiated to the back. Also very bad right side back
pain. Anyway, I think I have an ulcer. I'm to chicken to get scoped as my
surgeon suggested. I'm taking Nexium which seems to be doing the trick.
— Danmark
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