@lex_6 since then have you had any more attacks? How often do you take tylenol? I have an appointment at the clinic tomorrow. I just want some reference
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@mrs.walters9492 thanks for the insight. I have an appointment at tge clinic tomorrow. I just wanted to know about other experiences to comoare my own. A lot of things on the internet were pointing to a heart attack and I was having a full blown panic attack. Dr. Google is never accurate but I can't help but think the worst
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@mommy1991, I haven’t had one since last January! I only take Tylenol when absolutely necessary, so usually when I would have an attack! But I’ve been watching my sugar intake and I think that has helped!
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@lex_6 since then have you had any more attacks? How often do you take tylenol? I have an appointment at the clinic tomorrow. I just want some reference
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I’ve had three gullstones, the first time I didn’t know and went to emerg! I had a sharp pain that was on and off in the middle to my right and I felt I needed to poop but couldn’t and I also felt very nauseous! The last two times it’s been the same, I was told to take Tylenol and watch my sugar intake!
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I dealt with gall bladder attacks for 2 years. They did however pause while I was pregnant but then shortly after my daughter was born they progressed to where I thought I was dying. Our hospital here isn't the greatest either and they either told me it was digestive issues, heartburn, anxiety attacks, inflamed bone in my chest, in my head and a whole other run around. Then one day when it got to the point I couldn't breath I went in and demanded an ultrasound. My billiruben levels were high and my gallbladder was filled with stones and sludge and my body was poisoning itself. By the time I was admitted for surgery I was throwing up uncontrollably. Tons of liquid even if there was nothing to throw up in my body there was tons coming out. Not even any heaving. I'd feel it in my stomach start to rush to the bathroom and it would just come out. I went through he'll for 2 years. Now I've had it out for 2 years and I feel so much better. I do have some problems because my body doesn't have that extra filter. I don't eat when I'm not home anymore and certain things cause me really bad chest pain that are similar to gallbladder attacks but less intense and usually gone after taking an anti inflammatory.
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@lex_6 since then have you had any more attacks? How often do you take tylenol? I have an appointment at the clinic tomorrow. I just want some reference
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@mrs.walters9492 thanks for the insight. I have an appointment at tge clinic tomorrow. I just wanted to know about other experiences to comoare my own. A lot of things on the internet were pointing to a heart attack and I was having a full blown panic attack. Dr. Google is never accurate but I can't help but think the worst
@mommy1991, I haven’t had one since last January! I only take Tylenol when absolutely necessary, so usually when I would have an attack! But I’ve been watching my sugar intake and I think that has helped!
@lex_6 since then have you had any more attacks? How often do you take tylenol? I have an appointment at the clinic tomorrow. I just want some reference
I’ve had three gullstones, the first time I didn’t know and went to emerg! I had a sharp pain that was on and off in the middle to my right and I felt I needed to poop but couldn’t and I also felt very nauseous! The last two times it’s been the same, I was told to take Tylenol and watch my sugar intake!
I dealt with gall bladder attacks for 2 years. They did however pause while I was pregnant but then shortly after my daughter was born they progressed to where I thought I was dying. Our hospital here isn't the greatest either and they either told me it was digestive issues, heartburn, anxiety attacks, inflamed bone in my chest, in my head and a whole other run around. Then one day when it got to the point I couldn't breath I went in and demanded an ultrasound. My billiruben levels were high and my gallbladder was filled with stones and sludge and my body was poisoning itself. By the time I was admitted for surgery I was throwing up uncontrollably. Tons of liquid even if there was nothing to throw up in my body there was tons coming out. Not even any heaving. I'd feel it in my stomach start to rush to the bathroom and it would just come out. I went through he'll for 2 years. Now I've had it out for 2 years and I feel so much better. I do have some problems because my body doesn't have that extra filter. I don't eat when I'm not home anymore and certain things cause me really bad chest pain that are similar to gallbladder attacks but less intense and usually gone after taking an anti inflammatory.