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isaacgmandy

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Curious On After Effects of Gall Bladder
Posted: 09-27-04 21:43pm

I had my gall bladder removed thanksgiving of last year . (yea what a great time to have it!) anyways since then I have had terrible back pain right under my left shoulder blade that radiates to my spine. I have been to a chiropractor..Made things worse, physical therapy, made things worse, and a physical medicine specialist, nothings worked yet. Nothing showed on my mri's or anything else. Has anyone else experienced that????

Also following the surgery a couple of months later I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism, and before that mono. Anyone else????
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Posted: 09-28-04 23:00pm

Try magnesium oxyde tablets 300 or 400mg twice a day for two days. Magnesium is a powerful bile duct dilator. If you have a stone stuck in the hepatic or common bile duct, this will pass and your pain will be gone.
Magnesium is over the counter and cannot give you any serious
side-effects.
Good luck!
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hollyritz

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Post Subject: Curious On After Effects of Gall Bladder
Posted: 10-09-07 13:14pm

Hi,
I realize that this is a REALLY old post but, Isaacgmandy, if you are still checking this site...what ever came of your pain? I am having the exact same problem.
Best regards
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