I have been sick for almost two years now and it resulted in me having my gallbladder removed about a month ago. Since then, my symptoms got a little better but now are getting dramatically worse. Every day when I wake up, the nausea hits me within 10 seconds, then radiates into waves and doesn't stop until I can get to sleep. Sometimes the nausea is so bad it wakes me up. This happens 2-3 times a week. I also have chronic diarrhea, frequent dizziness, and a complete loss of appetite resulting in massive weight loss. Usually when I have a bowel movement, I immediately vomit due to how bad the nausea gets. I have a terrible pain where my gallbladder used to be and radiating into my right side that is almost uncontrollable with the medicine they gave me. I am losing sleep because of the amount of pain and nausea I am having to deal with.
On my last trip to the ER, which happens a lot, they did a CT scan and found a shadow on my liver. I have an appointment to get a liver series done with blood work tomorrow. I guess my question is should I be worried? I sneezed two weeks and tore something small on the inside and am bleeding internally, but they said it's small and it's a matter of pain and nausea control until it heals itself. Could the shadow on my liver be the blood or is it something else?
I am only 23 years old and I can't function enough to work to take care of my disabled mother (who has myasthenia
gravis, could this be connected?... I really hope not). I am desperate for answers. Has anyone else experienced symptoms like this? Please help me because I'm getting really scared. I've lost 80 lbs.
Point of Clarification: I have been overweight my whole life so I haven't lost so much weight that I look like a twig. Although, If I lose another 10 pounds or more it could become very concerning. I lost the majority of the weight in the last 8 months. Also... I've been experiencing terrible headaches the last couple of days as well.
If there's someone out there experiencing this, please contact me. I just don't know what to do anymore.