Mid back pain after eating Posted: 05-07-08 15:22pm
I am having recurring mid back pain after
I eat this started about a week ago.
I had this problem for 5 years prior and
in Dec 2006 I had my gall bladder removed
in an open choly procedure due to stone
blocking my bile duct.
This pain feels exactly the same which is
odd to me since my gall bladder is already
removed and I haven't had any other pain
since the surgery.
????
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ertravelnurse
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mid back pain afer eating Posted: 05-10-08 10:42am
Oh, sorry to tell you this, but I have
this problem occasionally after eating
greasy foods, or drinking certain alcohol,
sodas. I did alot of investigating and am
pretty sure my condition is Sphinctor of
Oddi. This is where the gallbladder duct
spasms for some reason causing
"gallbladder pain" without a gallbladder.
I rarely have it now because I know what
to avoid, but it is still a trial and
error with some things. I would be
doubled over in pain for hours until it
eventually subsided.
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neenej
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Joined: 25 Jun 2008 Posts: 1
pain in the back area after eating Posted: 06-25-08 09:47am
I like you have this same problem I do not
have it for a long period of time after or
sometimes during i feel like the food is
almost traveling down my spine. It is very
painful and i feel like i almost have to
stretch my back out in order to help the
pain! I have looked everywhere for answers
but have never had any help. I noticed
though that when i have heavy food like
carbs i get it alot more frequently!
Anyone having this issue or have any
answers for me?
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