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My granddaughter returned from Africa, after a two week stay, over a month ago. During the flight back to the U.S., she became sick. She cannot eat without a lot of pain. Doctors have performed all sorts of tests with negative results. She is back in t...
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Does anyone else get a headache and shoulder pain after eating? Sometime accompanied by nausea too.
I know that blood pressure goes up after eating and I suppose it can impact CSF pressure.
I don't eat anything until after 11am and feel prett...
I had gallbladder removed in August. I was warned about diarrhea but told it would be temporary. Food tasted funny, too salty. Even my daughter's wedding cake tasted salty. So I thought since I wasn't enjoying my food anyway I might as well try dieting...
I had my gallbladder out 2 years ago, about 8 months ago, I started having severe abd pains and diarrhea about 3-4 times a month. This happens usually 1 hour after I eat. I have kept a food diary and the only thing that seems to be a pattern is lettuce....
I am 17 and for about 3 years I have had stomach aches after eating almost every time. Sometimes it is more severe than other times. I switch between having diarrhea and being constipated, although sometimes I have neither. The pain is in the lower part of...
I am 24 and Had my gallbladder removed 2 weeks ago. My doctor told me the diarrhea would be normal but that is the only side effect he told me of at all! I know the gallbladder helps to digest fat and after reading other posts I am wondering what other sid...
How many of you out there still have a sensitive stomach, i.e. you have to watch fats, milk products, spices AFTER YOUR GALLBLADDER IS TAKEN OUT. Did you have these problems for long? A year or more? Did they ever get better after time? Did any of you ...
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I posted sometime ago about gallbladder issues, fretting about having it removed, wether it was the right thing to do.
Well, I had the surgery two weeks ago, June 7th, and though the first few days after were painful I felt close to myself at fir...
I got my gallbladder removed almost a year ago. I never had any acid reflux before except little mild heartburn during my pregnancy. I did not realize i was getting acid reflux until my throat was getting irritated and my ENT said it was not bacteria infec...
My baby is 3 weeks old today. I'm a ftm, i was overdue, and he was delivered via c section. Since almost 2 weeks ago I've occasionally had diarrhea. Not daily but at the least 2-3x a week but only once a day. Today I've gone twice. Otherwise i don't feel b...
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