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jiffypop13820

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Nausea Posted: 04-12-06 14:06pm


I had gallbladder removal surgery on march 31, 2005 and to this day I am still experiencing, nausea, gas, bloating and diarreah. I have been to my family doctor, surgeon and a gastroenterologist all of whom suggested endoscopy/colonoscopy testing to try to determine the cause of these very annoying symptoms. I am presently on ssdi due to an anxiety/depression disorder and also many other physical problems including valvular heart disese. My question is; are there any non-invasive tests out there that would enable a doctor to accurately diagnose the cause of my troubling symptoms as I am emotionally unable to tolerate any invasive testing at this time, if ever. Please help!!! Thank you.

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