glorydots
07-02-2004, 09:10 PM
Hi Everyone,
I have been lurking around reading everyone's posts regarding this matter. I am getting my gallbladder removed on Wednesday and to be honest with you, I am very terrified.
It started a year ago and I went to ER thinking I was having a heart attack. They told me it was all in my head and sent me home. Sine then I have had several attacks, lasting no less than 11 hours. This pain has been excruciating.
After confronting my doctor he gave me the appropriate tests and we found out my gallbladder is FULL of stones. I have had 4 attacks in the past week, one sending me back to ER as the perkasets did NOTHING to ease my pain.
I am so scared to go through this surgery, but I cannot live with the pain either. it seems that many of you still live with pain, even after removal. What is the right thing to do??? Live with the pain with gall bladder in tact, or have it removed and still live in some pain. I just don't know what to do. Also during this time I have learned I have CIN III (high grade pre cancerous cells on the cervix) and need surgery as well...
I am just beyond stressed out and would love to have you tell me the truth at what I will face once I get this bugger removed.
Sorry this is so long, but I feel like this is the only place where I can be understood.
~glorydots
I have been lurking around reading everyone's posts regarding this matter. I am getting my gallbladder removed on Wednesday and to be honest with you, I am very terrified.
It started a year ago and I went to ER thinking I was having a heart attack. They told me it was all in my head and sent me home. Sine then I have had several attacks, lasting no less than 11 hours. This pain has been excruciating.
After confronting my doctor he gave me the appropriate tests and we found out my gallbladder is FULL of stones. I have had 4 attacks in the past week, one sending me back to ER as the perkasets did NOTHING to ease my pain.
I am so scared to go through this surgery, but I cannot live with the pain either. it seems that many of you still live with pain, even after removal. What is the right thing to do??? Live with the pain with gall bladder in tact, or have it removed and still live in some pain. I just don't know what to do. Also during this time I have learned I have CIN III (high grade pre cancerous cells on the cervix) and need surgery as well...
I am just beyond stressed out and would love to have you tell me the truth at what I will face once I get this bugger removed.
Sorry this is so long, but I feel like this is the only place where I can be understood.
~glorydots

