After gallbladder Removal problems(2)

ahmed_abouraya

Hi,
I am 20 years old, I had my gallbladder removed when i was 15, since then every time i play soccer or go running i have strong pain at the same place where the gallbladder was,the pain increases until i have to stop and take a rest, then 2-3 minutes and the pain disappears and I can continue. I've seen many doctors, they all suggest i do an ultrasound to check if the finishing of the surgery was OK, and the result was that there's nothing wrong with the surgery.

No doctor knew what causes the pain,Does anyone know what might be the problem?

Thank you very much!!!

Ahmed

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CalGal

Ahmed, it's possible you may have developed adhesions that could be changing blood flow to that area, or ease of motion of the other organs in that location. You may want to consider checking with an osteopath or someone skilled in visceral manipulation to see if that could be what's going on. Soft tissue changes aren't going to show up on ultrasound and other tests.

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CalGal

No cutting needed. All work is done externally by palpation and manipulation.

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ahmed_abouraya

Thanks for your comment.
Does this mean that the doctor has to cut open to see what's wrong?

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