Biliary colic (gallbladder attack) - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2022
- What is biliary colic? Biliary colic, or sometimes called a gallbladder attack, is where a gallstone temporarily blocks the bile ducts, causing sharp pain in the right upper quadrant.
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Me in a middle of a gallbladder attach watching a gallbladder attack video 😂😂
Ur not alone
Poor you I hope it didn't get dreadful or last too long!
@@ltyrell405 no it didn't lasted like a month in grade 5 the doctors said I might have problems with my gallbladder in the future so its normal
Me too
ME TOO LMFAO and it’s making me feel worse. watching all these vids makes me feel so sorry for myself
You should mention that the pain might not be on the right side. The pain can occur in the center of your chest below the breastbone like with my gallstone. A lot of people will see “right upper quadrant” pain and rule out gallstones when it is gallstones.
I've had two episodes of intense pain there, four months apart. It felt like someone punched me really hard in the sternum, and it felt like my lungs were burnt afterwards. It lasted all night and I felt very rough the next day. How did you treat yours in the end? Did you choose surgery?
I can only walk and put ice under my rib cage to numb the pain . It’s unimaginable pain
I use hot water to calm the pain down...
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Excellent explanation, and not biased with regard to treatment options like so many others.
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I’ve got gallstones how unfortunate for me my pain was bad it lasted for hours upon hours it started yesterday and finally stopped this afternoon
Very good explanation here.
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For me I'm having sharp pain that comes and goes intermittently. Just a stabbing pain like a deep poke. Goes away then comes back every 20 minutes all day, but i ate bad foods all day today (my cheat day)
Me too. Exactly the same. Did you discover what it was?
That was helpful
thank you
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Done.
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Very good video
Thanks! 😊
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Treatment for cluster Gall stones
Nice explanation 💜
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My last attack lasted 7 hours. It started at 11p.m until 6 a.m. I took ibuprofen 800 for the pain and I think it helped; even after the pain subsided, I felt uncomfortable all day long. I'm also having it removed next month.
How old are you ?
41
What if it lasts for 2-3 days?
I feel that the lodge noise
Dull pain ? Haha yeah right
Exactly, I explain the pain as having an intense Charley horse in your hamstring adding a blowtorch on top of that.
Been there, done that.🤦🏼♀️🤢🥴
How did the surgery go? Was everything okay?
Guys gallstones passing is worse then labor pains bc it may last for hours at a time. I had my gallbladder removed recently and now have new issues.
I’m so sorry. What new issues? I’ve been having gall bladder/ gall stone pain for 6 months post op Weightloss Surgery. I was just told that the gall stones are in the bile duct/ stuck. I’m waiting for the next step. I’m hoping for gallbladder removal surgery
@@ds_marie6121 Hi! Since I had my gallbladder removed, I now have diarrhea very often. The kind you can’t do in a public rest room. The kind you can’t hold. I only it at home these days. I have to watch what I eat and for some reason my body now rejects red meat. I hope all goes well for you, my case has been difficult. Oh, and I have bubbly gut all the time😂
@@G3.9-6 Damn I’m so sorry. Does eating protein only lead to diarrhea too? I hope you get relief SOON!!!. Doc in the ER just said that : There are stones in the gallbladder and in the bile duct too. They want to do more image tests. I want them to remove the gallbladder.
@@ds_marie6121 In my case, yes! However it’s important not to eat fried, heavy, creamy foods. Stay away from dairy. Lots of fruit & Vegs in my diet. It took me 7 whole months to be able to stomach chicken. I felt like vomiting whenever I tried to eat anything the entire time. Only apple sauce and apple juice I was able to stomach. 1 lost 16lbs. But now I can eat more foods
, aside from red meat. Only small portions at a time though.
@@G3.9-6 Damn, thank you so much