You really described exactly what I went through. I know the doctors and nurses explained everything but I was so out of it I could hardly remember what they said. You have really brought this altogether for me and I thank you so much.
I just went through this for the past 3 weeks in the hospital. Had all the same test done and like yours mine was “questionable “. They found out via hida scan and determined that my gallbladder wasn’t working. Had it removed a day ago. This recovery is brutal. Had five holes in me. It’s a long road, and very painful recovery but will be worth it in the end
Feeling amazing now. All of the issues I was having before getting it removed are gone. My diet has changed. I no longer eat fried foods or a lot of fatty foods. Since surgery I’ve switch to a blue zone diet, or for the most part a pescatarian diet. And I’ve never felt better also spending lots of time in the gym. I have notice as well that since my gallbladder was removed I e found it easier for me to gain weight which is something that has always been very hard for me because of a high metabolism. Not sure if that’s is common after surgery or not, but my metabolism has slowed down and I’ve been able to gain a healthy weight and easily maintain it. I hope this helps.
Im scheduled for gallbladder surgery on October 4. Praying for smooth surgery and quick recovery. Will definitely take pain meds!! And hoping i can get out of bed easily...memory foam bed. Im practicing my log rolling and pull up w arms not abs.
I am scheduled to have my gall bladder removed on October 8, 2024. Mine, too, is at 4% according to the HIDA scan. A bit scared of surgery, but know it has to be done. Praying everything goes well.
@@syedadilsyed3570 surgery went well ❤️🩹 third day beginning and able to almost be back to normal. I still have to take it easy and sore. In one week I should be good and after two I should be nearly healed. Thanks.
@@mukobwajanaaimee4279 iam fine... but i avoid foods with fat .I eat more healthy vegetables etc chicken and some red meat and fish.Less cookies bread and biscuits .For sure its not the same without gallbladder if you avoid bad and unhelathy food you will be fine.
@@Von199X hi you have done it now i suppose?Yes you can sit after some hours but take it easy.Also iam sure the doctors will tell you to get up and walk alot.
Mine was 7% functional. No gallstones. Had pain, bloating, gastric reflux, diarrhea, fatigue, nausea, constipation, and had yellow and white stool. Had this for 3 years and was misdiagnosed and gaslighted by doctors. Finally i fought for a hida scan and it came back as Gallbladder dysfunction (Failure). 7% function! Lol I tried everything to stop it and manage the symptoms with limited results. Cbd oil, Curcumin, NAC and gastritis supplements helped a lot. I feel i have no choice but get it out. My surgery is this friday.. i hope everything works out and i have a good recovery.
I experienced this this past Saturday night . Had the same tests . They were questioning if I should do a HIDA scan or not . I remained in the ER the whole time. They decided not to do the HIDA scan and go straight to surgery.
I will say they had me leave that night . And it led me to not be able to get out of bed at night . Idk it was scary to just have surgery and then be sent home right after 😢
Dental pain can be far worse (like 3 wisdom teeth out in the chair), and a torn / dislocation on a joint, but biliary colic can be right up there, and possibly similar levels to kidney stone pain. Different types of pain though. Once the gallbladder is out, you never have to face gallstone related pain ever again so that is a big plus. If you've had a spinal injury that has affected nerves etc. pain can shift around and be really indistinct as to the location which gets frustrating and confusing.
Left the ER because they mentioned this surgery, they said it had to be done. Wrong, I’ve lived 20 years with gallbladder issues, I’m sure I’ll die with them. My gallbladder is infected or something, I’ll just take antibiotics and I’ll be fine.
My father died from complications of pancreatitis as a result of choosing to ignore years of gallbladder pain. I’m having mine out in 2 weeks time. Not going to make the same mistake.
@@syedadilsyed3570 I had my surgery back in May. Unfortunately I needed a second surgery after a tiny piece of gallstone got stuck in my bile duct. All good now, though. Good luck if you’re having surgery. 😊
I’m currently resting in bed after surgery. I was determined to see if I could save mine. The last attack was the worst I have ever had, thought I was dying. Well its out now and I hope it’s onwards and upwards now ❤
Thank you for your video. I just went through the gallbladder maze myself. 10 years of back pain which led to gallbladder attacks that felt like heart attacks. Did Ultrasound, multiple blood labs and I.v./g.I. Cat scan all which came back normal. I was unable to eat for about a 6 week period (ensure clear, ensure almost exclusively) finally they ran HIDA scan and it showed gallbladder operating at 0%. Just had it removed 4 days ago. Pathology report said Chronic Cholecystitis. Thank goodness I did the HIDA test. Now just looking forward to hopefully feeling good again.
I went back to work the next day I never experienced any of this I could have went to work right after surgery if I wanted this is the first time I have ever heard of anyone having these problems breathing tube ?
@@spencerjones1771 good! I started a carnivore diet and it really helped my symptoms. You should look up Dr. Berg and see what he says about the subject
I removed my gallbladder a week ago. Yes everything she mentioned is correct. The only thing is that I am left with is gas pain. Will this ever go away.
Retired nurse here with the exact same diagnosis. My EF was 7%. Going for my surgery very soon. It took about 5 months and 5 tests before the problem was finally identified. It was the most painful and frustrating 5 months ever.
@@magn18 stabbing pain in the upper right quadrant, especially after eating. Bloating, full feeling all the time, which was worse in the mornings. Nausea.
1 week away from surgery, this is exactly the sort of video I needed. Plenty of info, no too gory, thank you!!
You really described exactly what I went through. I know the doctors and nurses explained everything but I was so out of it I could hardly remember what they said. You have really brought this altogether for me and I thank you so much.
I just went through this for the past 3 weeks in the hospital. Had all the same test done and like yours mine was “questionable “. They found out via hida scan and determined that my gallbladder wasn’t working. Had it removed a day ago. This recovery is brutal. Had five holes in me. It’s a long road, and very painful recovery but will be worth it in the end
How are you feeling now?
How are you feeling now food diet lab test any advice
Feeling amazing now. All of the issues I was having before getting it removed are gone. My diet has changed. I no longer eat fried foods or a lot of fatty foods. Since surgery I’ve switch to a blue zone diet, or for the most part a pescatarian diet. And I’ve never felt better also spending lots of time in the gym. I have notice as well that since my gallbladder was removed I e found it easier for me to gain weight which is something that has always been very hard for me because of a high metabolism. Not sure if that’s is common after surgery or not, but my metabolism has slowed down and I’ve been able to gain a healthy weight and easily maintain it. I hope this helps.
Im scheduled for gallbladder surgery on October 4. Praying for smooth surgery and quick recovery. Will definitely take pain meds!! And hoping i can get out of bed easily...memory foam bed. Im practicing my log rolling and pull up w arms not abs.
Had keyhole surgery at 11am and was home at 5pm.Next day I was little sore after week I was back to work.
I am scheduled to have my gall bladder removed on October 8, 2024. Mine, too, is at 4% according to the HIDA scan.
A bit scared of surgery, but know it has to be done. Praying everything goes well.
Mine is Oct 15. I have an attack twice a year and it's like knocking on deaths door.
How is your surgery go
@@syedadilsyed3570 surgery went well ❤️🩹 third day beginning and able to almost be back to normal. I still have to take it easy and sore. In one week I should be good and after two I should be nearly healed. Thanks.
@@tresjolieme81 I'll be praying for you that all goes well. I was anxious but it went smoothly. You'll be fine. Godspeed.
@@bryankreinhart plz pray for me
So beautiful and kind!Thanks for telling us your story.I also had that surgery 18 days ago.
And how are you now?
@@mukobwajanaaimee4279 iam fine... but i avoid foods with fat .I eat more healthy vegetables etc chicken and some red meat and fish.Less cookies bread and biscuits .For sure its not the same without gallbladder if you avoid bad and unhelathy food you will be fine.
@@grpanos2000 Hello I'm having it tomorrow can you sit days after the surgery??Thanks
@@Von199X hi you have done it now i suppose?Yes you can sit after some hours but take it easy.Also iam sure the doctors will tell you to get up and walk alot.
@@grpanos2000 Thanks man I got it out yesterday I can sit 10 hours after without pain
Marissa, you are my hero!🎉
I have biliary dyskinesia too. Diagnosed 1/28 by HIDA scan. I don’t have any heart issues thankfully but I was born early
Mine was 7% functional. No gallstones. Had pain, bloating, gastric reflux, diarrhea, fatigue, nausea, constipation, and had yellow and white stool. Had this for 3 years and was misdiagnosed and gaslighted by doctors. Finally i fought for a hida scan and it came back as Gallbladder dysfunction (Failure). 7% function! Lol
I tried everything to stop it and manage the symptoms with limited results. Cbd oil, Curcumin, NAC and gastritis supplements helped a lot.
I feel i have no choice but get it out. My surgery is this friday.. i hope everything works out and i have a good recovery.
How you holding up?
How are you?
Iam just waiting on a date for my surgery it should be in the next few weeks thank you for all the tips xx
My gallbladder surgery 16days complete I am so happy ❤
I experienced this this past Saturday night . Had the same tests . They were questioning if I should do a HIDA scan or not . I remained in the ER the whole time. They decided not to do the HIDA scan and go straight to surgery.
I will say they had me leave that night . And it led me to not be able to get out of bed at night . Idk it was scary to just have surgery and then be sent home right after 😢
Dental pain can be far worse (like 3 wisdom teeth out in the chair), and a torn / dislocation on a joint, but biliary colic can be right up there, and possibly similar levels to kidney stone pain. Different types of pain though. Once the gallbladder is out, you never have to face gallstone related pain ever again so that is a big plus. If you've had a spinal injury that has affected nerves etc. pain can shift around and be really indistinct as to the location which gets frustrating and confusing.
Thank you sharing
Thanks for the information
Left the ER because they mentioned this surgery, they said it had to be done. Wrong, I’ve lived 20 years with gallbladder issues, I’m sure I’ll die with them. My gallbladder is infected or something, I’ll just take antibiotics and I’ll be fine.
Be careful. I had gall stones in my pancreas. You could die. Get the surgery please.
My father died from complications of pancreatitis as a result of choosing to ignore years of gallbladder pain. I’m having mine out in 2 weeks time. Not going to make the same mistake.
@@JudeAussie how is your surgery go
@@syedadilsyed3570 I had my surgery back in May. Unfortunately I needed a second surgery after a tiny piece of gallstone got stuck in my bile duct. All good now, though. Good luck if you’re having surgery. 😊
I’m currently resting in bed after surgery. I was determined to see if I could save mine. The last attack was the worst I have ever had, thought I was dying. Well its out now and I hope it’s onwards and upwards now ❤
Hi hope you are feeling ok. I had mine out on Monday.
@@jenny2tone242 hope your ok too 💕
@@vanessahampton1111 Yes I am thank you ❤️👍🏻
Can you lose weight after healing
i still have pain after sugary it has been 5 weeks, i hope it gets better
How are you now
Thank you for your video. I just went through the gallbladder maze myself. 10 years of back pain which led to gallbladder attacks that felt like heart attacks. Did Ultrasound, multiple blood labs and I.v./g.I. Cat scan all which came back normal. I was unable to eat for about a 6 week period (ensure clear, ensure almost exclusively) finally they ran HIDA scan and it showed gallbladder operating at 0%. Just had it removed 4 days ago. Pathology report said Chronic Cholecystitis. Thank goodness I did the HIDA test. Now just looking forward to hopefully feeling good again.
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How are you now? & what were your symptoms?
I went back to work the next day I never experienced any of this I could have went to work right after surgery if I wanted this is the first time I have ever heard of anyone having these problems breathing tube ?
I have biliary dyskinesia but I’m trying to delay it as long as possible
Me too. How are you doing?
@@spencerjones1771 good! I started a carnivore diet and it really helped my symptoms. You should look up Dr. Berg and see what he says about the subject
Having my gallbladder removed the 29th of this month.
I removed my gallbladder a week ago. Yes everything she mentioned is correct. The only thing is that I am left with is gas pain. Will this ever go away.
How are you feeling now?
Can you sit days after the surgey? I have a desk job at home I need to sit for long hours
Where did u get it done ?
Dear, can you please share your symptoms? Anything else except great pain
I am having surgery first time gallbladder surgery October 11 2024
@@MichelleYvetteSalazar after surgery plz share your experience
How have you been after the surgery?
How are you now after removal?
Retired nurse here with the exact same diagnosis. My EF was 7%. Going for my surgery very soon. It took about 5 months and 5 tests before the problem was finally identified. It was the most painful and frustrating 5 months ever.
Sorry you had to experience that, hope your surgery goes well! What kind of symptoms were you having?
@@magn18 stabbing pain in the upper right quadrant, especially after eating. Bloating, full feeling all the time, which was worse in the mornings. Nausea.
Surgery hui@@realnurse2696
Having the surgery soon. Not looking forward to it.
How are u feeling now cannu eat whatever u want?
😢😢