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Old 01-20-2021, 01:26 AM   #31
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Gallstones.

Had attacks for months and ended up going to the emergency room a couple times, sitting there for hours, only to be told it was heart burn and given ever stronger heart burn medication. The last time I ended up puking on the floor of the hospital. If it wasn’t for the angelic old nurse practitioner who diagnosed it, I would have knocked out the doctor who was still saying heart burn.

Gallbladder attacks ####ing hurt.
They didn't do an ultrasound for a pain in the right stomach area? What if it was appendix inflammation? Sounds awful. I had gallstones discovered when I was 29 during a random ultrasound done for a different reasons. For about ten years I did nothing about it even though I read that attacks are very painful. Then I had a gallbladder attack, which frankly wasn't as painful, as I imagined. I called emergency and told them I had a gallbladder attack, so they gave me a shot in the rear, which killed the pain. Then they took me to hospital and removed the gallbladder a couple of days later.
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