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Q: Further Nausea And Dizzyness After Gb Removal

asked by: Dizzybint on February 20th, 2007

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I had my Gallbledder taken out in July after months of pain and vomiting

Since I had my gallbladder taken out I have suffered
Constant Nausea
Vomiting at least every 3 weeks
Stomach Bloating and constipation
and a constant feeling of dizzyness and I feel as though I am walking on cotton wool

I also feel constatly drained with circles under my eyes

I have been eating plenty of different foodgroups and very minimal alcohol

I did have high LFT's originally but now they are normal

Can someone suggest what may be the matter as 2 USS's and various trecks to my GP are fruitless

I am now on Cyclizine to supress the nausea!!

Replies(1)

tinkinpink84

replied on February 27th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

That sucks. have you notified your dr of these problems? Some people can still have atacks as if there gallbladder is still there even after having it removed. Also they say u can resume your old diet but eh, i wouldnt . Because alot of foods can cause diarrhea (sp) etc, after the gallbladder has been removed. You should try figuring out what foods cause the vomiting etc slowly removing one food at a time. I dont think you wanna be on meds to control nausea your whole life ya know.

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