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What Causes Abdominal Pain With A History Of Gall Bladder Removal?
i have constant pain on the right side of my abdomen it's a little to the right and an inch up from my navel. The pain intensifies when i eat, and radiates to my right flank. I have had both my appendix and gallbladder removed. have had a number of scans and tests done, the doctors tell me they see nothing, now what. It has an effect on my digestion. can't eat much, I have a distended stomach, everything turns to constipation,which is not normal for me. The gastroenterologist, I saw in the beginning said it could be an adhesion from the gallbladder removal.
Mon, 20 Oct 2014
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Welcome to HCM.
It may be acid peptic disease or commonly known as Gastro eosophageal reflux disease.
Take diet full of fibers, drink lot of water.
Avoid, spicy food, coffee, aerated drinks ,and alcohol.
Can take antacids during acute phase.
Can take pantoprazole and domperidon tablets if not relieved by diet modification
Good luck.
Welcome to HCM.
It may be acid peptic disease or commonly known as Gastro eosophageal reflux disease.
Take diet full of fibers, drink lot of water.
Avoid, spicy food, coffee, aerated drinks ,and alcohol.
Can take antacids during acute phase.
Can take pantoprazole and domperidon tablets if not relieved by diet modification
Good luck.
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