So sorry I haven't updated I actually went to my first chiropractor visit yesterday and found out a lot is wrong with me. I've always had back problems but never realized how bad it was my pelvic bone doesn't move correctly my left hip sits so much higher than my right when I walk it's as if one leg is shorter than the other. I don't have the full range of motion I'm suppose to in my neck back and hips, the nerves on the left side of my spine aren't moving correctly. I have to go in 3 times a week until it can be corrected and the adjustment hurt so bad I almost cried however I have no pain I'm sore but NO PAIN I have never been so relieved in my life. Also on Thursday I am going in to my obgyn and having blood tests done to see if it is my gallbladder just to be extra sure but as of now I have had no pain for 2 days which is a miracle to me.
Any update? How are you feeling?
Oh my gosh these all sound terrible I will for sure be going to a different doctor and hospital cause everyone keeps saying I'm fine I just need to suck it up when I know I'm not fine. Thanks so much for the advice I didn't even think of it being my gallbladder!
And one time I had a kidney infection and they took out my appendix! There was nothing wrong with my appendix! And I was pregnant.
Yes go to a different hospital. I had a hospital try and tell me my baby was healthy when I knew he wasn't. I took him to another hospital and he had pnemonia. Some hospitals are stupid.
I was throwing up yellow and The hospital kept telling me nothing was wrong. The 7th time going in a nurse said she wasn't going to let me leave.. My liver count was SKY high. After being in the hospital and put into a sleep a coma they took it out and it was completely dead. Please go to a different hospital
Agree totally that this could be your galbladder and i wouldve happily punched the "suck it up" person on the nose. Go to a diff hospital and get tested. If your poo is yellowish (sorry graphic) this can be a sign of galbladder.x
Sounds like it could be your gallbladder. Go to a different hospital. I am so sorry you are going through so much pain.