possible gallbladder issues

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I am experiencing pain and discomfort in my liver area, right under

my rib cage on the right side. I am assuming it is gall bladder,

since what I eat seems to aggrivate it (meats, yogurt, cheese, etc),

and the location. I need to get a doctor appointment, but our

doctor is a pain in the fanny about treatments and test, because we

are on a state assisted insurance, so I KNOW I need to go in armed

with information to protect myself. But, I want an accurate

diagonosis (as accurate as I can get with a doctor, anyway), so that

I know I am approaching this correctly.

 

So, is there anything I need to know before I visit the doctor? I

should be able to get in in the afternoon tomorrow or Friday at the

latest. I have been dealing with this for a couple weeks now,

holding it at bay, but I am sick now, as I type, with flu like

symptoms, so I am concerned it is getting out of hand and want to

deal with this asap. The only reason why I didn't sooner is I

thought is was just the tummy flu that was floating around here,

until I had a friend last week say he's being treated for gall

bladder problems by a naturopath (wish I could afford one!) with the

same symptoms as I have.

 

tia,

 

Kimberly

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I have the same type of pain just around my right-size rib-cage. pleas anyone who had this pain before and got rid of it, please let us know how you did it without getting on the butcher table first?Kimberly Smith <k_frog100 wrote: I am experiencing pain and discomfort in my liver area, right under my rib cage on the right side. I am assuming it is gall bladder, since what I eat seems to aggrivate it (meats, yogurt, cheese, etc), and the location. I need to get a doctor appointment, but our doctor is a pain in the fanny about treatments and test, because we are on a state assisted insurance, so I KNOW I need to go in armed with information to protect myself. But, I want an accurate diagonosis (as accurate as I can get with a doctor, anyway), so that I know I am approaching this

correctly. So, is there anything I need to know before I visit the doctor? I should be able to get in in the afternoon tomorrow or Friday at the latest. I have been dealing with this for a couple weeks now, holding it at bay, but I am sick now, as I type, with flu like symptoms, so I am concerned it is getting out of hand and want to deal with this asap. The only reason why I didn't sooner is I thought is was just the tummy flu that was floating around here, until I had a friend last week say he's being treated for gall bladder problems by a naturopath (wish I could afford one!) with the same symptoms as I have.tia,Kimberly

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Hello, I have a great site for you. Sensiblehealth.com. In there are specific diets to help specific organs. I can tell you from experience that these work. Let me tell you the story of my husband. Day 1-every2 hours drink organic apple juice. 14 cups should be drunk through the day. Thats all. Day-2 same thing.But added that evening is 1/4 c olive oil and 1/4 c lemon juice every15 minutes for 1 hour. Then go to bed. In the morning of the 3 day he drank 1 liter of water with 1/4 c lemon juice. His tummy was gergaling but it took about an hour or so after that it happened. What happened is that he passed 3 stones about the size of peanuts and a sandy sustance for the next few days. The pain in his side disappeared and hasn't had any trouble for over 3 months now. The apple juice has malic acid that makes the liver release bile. So yes

don't travel too far for those 3 days. The olive oil makes things slide easier and lemon help break it down. But it really works. I did it too. I passed the sand sustance for alittle over a day. It was tough but it was worth it. Check it out and good luck. nettienelson guandique <nguandique wrote: I have the same type of pain just around my right-size rib-cage. pleas anyone who had this pain before and got rid of it, please let us know how you did it without getting on the butcher table first?Kimberly Smith <k_frog100 wrote: I am experiencing pain and discomfort in my liver area, right under my rib cage on the right side. I am assuming it

is gall bladder, since what I eat seems to aggrivate it (meats, yogurt, cheese, etc), and the location. I need to get a doctor appointment, but our doctor is a pain in the fanny about treatments and test, because we are on a state assisted insurance, so I KNOW I need to go in armed with information to protect myself. But, I want an accurate diagonosis (as accurate as I can get with a doctor, anyway), so that I know I am approaching this correctly. So, is there anything I need to know before I visit the doctor? I should be able to get in in the afternoon tomorrow or Friday at the latest. I have been dealing with this for a couple weeks now, holding it at bay, but I am sick now, as I type, with flu like symptoms, so I am concerned it is getting out of hand and want to deal with this asap. The only reason why I didn't sooner is I thought is was just the tummy flu that was floating around

here, until I had a friend last week say he's being treated for gall bladder problems by a naturopath (wish I could afford one!) with the same symptoms as I have.tia,Kimberly New Messenger with Voice. Call regular phones from your PC for low, low rates.

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My mother used to get a pain in the same area. Each

time the pain would come back she knew it was time for

a liver cleanse. After the liver cleanse the pain

would go away.

 

--- nelson guandique <nguandique wrote:

 

> I have the same type of pain just around my

> right-size rib-cage. pleas anyone who had this pain

> before and got rid of it, please let us know how you

> did it without getting on the butcher table first?

>

> Kimberly Smith <k_frog100 wrote: I am

> experiencing pain and discomfort in my liver area,

> right under

> my rib cage on the right side. I am assuming it is

> gall bladder,

> since what I eat seems to aggrivate it (meats,

> yogurt, cheese, etc),

> and the location. I need to get a doctor

> appointment, but our

> doctor is a pain in the fanny about treatments and

> test, because we

> are on a state assisted insurance, so I KNOW I need

> to go in armed

> with information to protect myself. But, I want an

> accurate

> diagonosis (as accurate as I can get with a doctor,

> anyway), so that

> I know I am approaching this correctly.

>

> So, is there anything I need to know before I visit

> the doctor? I

> should be able to get in in the afternoon tomorrow

> or Friday at the

> latest. I have been dealing with this for a couple

> weeks now,

> holding it at bay, but I am sick now, as I type,

> with flu like

> symptoms, so I am concerned it is getting out of

> hand and want to

> deal with this asap. The only reason why I didn't

> sooner is I

> thought is was just the tummy flu that was floating

> around here,

> until I had a friend last week say he's being

> treated for gall

> bladder problems by a naturopath (wish I could

> afford one!) with the

> same symptoms as I have.

>

> tia,

>

> Kimberly

>

Federal Law requires that we warn you of the

> following:

> 1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire.

> 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician

> before using any natural remedy.

> 3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be

> your own physician and to

> prescribe for your own health.

> We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome

> to post here as long as

> they behave themselves.

> Any opinions put forth by the list members are

> exactly that, and any person

> following the advice of anyone posting here does so

> at their own risk.

> It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting

> advice or products from list members, you are

> agreeing to

> be fully responsible for your own health, and hold

> the List Owner and members free of any liability.

>

> Dr. Ian Shillington

> Doctor of Naturopathy

> Dr.IanShillington

>

>

>

>

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I have got it pretty well figured out that I do have gallstones, so am

starting on a juice fast (apple juice)today, and tonight will do the

flush with Olive oil and grapefruit juice after taking epsom salts to

open the bile ducts. Wish me luck! The apple juice makes a huge

differnece for me in the pain level, so I know it is helping some, but

the stones are not being passed, only a bunch of chaff so far. I also

am taking in about 3 cups a day of a detox tea, until I can get to the

flush tonight.

 

Is the Olive Oil/Grapejuice flush a total liver cleanse or is it mainly

just for the gall bladder? I probably should consider doing a parasite

cleanse as well, and then a colon cleanse. So much to accomplish!

But, I want to get this pain under control first, so I can sleep, and

think.

 

Thanks for the tips and sites so far,

 

Kimberly Smith

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The order of cleanses Colon, Kidney and Liver. You might have better luck to get the colon moving first, if you do a fast your flushes are more successful. GinaKimberly Smith <k_frog100 wrote: I have got it pretty well figured out that I do have gallstones, so am starting on a juice fast (apple juice)today, and tonight will do the flush with Olive oil and grapefruit juice after taking epsom salts to open the bile ducts. Wish me luck! The apple juice makes a huge differnece for me in the pain level, so I know it is helping some, but the stones are not being passed, only a bunch of chaff so far. I also am taking in about 3 cups a day of a detox tea, until I can get to the flush tonight. Is the Olive Oil/Grapejuice flush a total

liver cleanse or is it mainly just for the gall bladder? I probably should consider doing a parasite cleanse as well, and then a colon cleanse. So much to accomplish! But, I want to get this pain under control first, so I can sleep, and think.Thanks for the tips and sites so far,Kimberly Smith

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AAAHHHHH!!!! That sounds exactly like what I had. I finally went to the doctor

after two sleepless nights due to the pain (I threw up everything I ate for two

weeks before that) It was only passing a gall stone, but the kidnapped me and

threatened me into surgery. First start taking lemon juice to disolve the

gallstones. After you have done that, applecider vinagre, olive oil will help

a gall cleanse, also scrubbing veggies like broccoli help. Do the lemon juice

first or you will start passing gall stones.

 

I do NOT reccomend going to the doctor. The only thing docs know to do with a

gall bladder is remove it. They don't think that you need it, and will lie to

you about needing it removed.

Ramona

 

Quoting Kimberly Smith <k_frog100:

 

> I am experiencing pain and discomfort in my liver area, right under

> my rib cage on the right side. I am assuming it is gall bladder,

> since what I eat seems to aggrivate it (meats, yogurt, cheese, etc),

> and the location. I need to get a doctor appointment, but our

> doctor is a pain in the fanny about treatments and test, because we

> are on a state assisted insurance, so I KNOW I need to go in armed

> with information to protect myself. But, I want an accurate

> diagonosis (as accurate as I can get with a doctor, anyway), so that

> I know I am approaching this correctly.

>

> So, is there anything I need to know before I visit the doctor? I

> should be able to get in in the afternoon tomorrow or Friday at the

> latest. I have been dealing with this for a couple weeks now,

> holding it at bay, but I am sick now, as I type, with flu like

> symptoms, so I am concerned it is getting out of hand and want to

> deal with this asap. The only reason why I didn't sooner is I

> thought is was just the tummy flu that was floating around here,

> until I had a friend last week say he's being treated for gall

> bladder problems by a naturopath (wish I could afford one!) with the

> same symptoms as I have.

>

> tia,

>

> Kimberly

>

Federal Law requires that we warn you of the following:

> 1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire.

> 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any natural

> remedy.

> 3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be your own physician and to

> prescribe for your own health.

> We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome to post here as long as

> they behave themselves.

> Any opinions put forth by the list members are exactly that, and any person

> following the advice of anyone posting here does so at their own risk.

> It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or products from

> list members, you are agreeing to

> be fully responsible for your own health, and hold the List Owner and members

> free of any liability.

>

> Dr. Ian Shillington

> Doctor of Naturopathy

> Dr.IanShillington

>

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I wrote an update earlier today, but seems to have swollowed

it. I did manage to get through the flush (I was pretty nauseous

through most of the night and this morning), and did get a fair number

of stones out, but probably not as many as I needed to. My liver

feels good now, almost normal, but my back hurts a bit still, right

under the shoulder blades, and I have a headache. The headache seemed

to come on after taking epsom salts. Is there a reaction to e.s. that

would make sense? My heart has been a bit jittery, too, even though I

am really tired. I suspect from the strain on my liver to get the

junk out. But, at least I am not in pain now.

 

thanks for the support,

 

Kimberly Smith