I had an 8 hr. attack with stone lodged somewhere,couldn't tell exactly where. I hurt from the middle of my back to my chest, under my right rib, under my shoulder blade. I was so sore on my right side I couldn't bear to touch it, couldn't lay or sit in any comfortable position. After stone finally moved I fell into an exhausted sleep but my back still hurts. How long before this should get better?
If I have my gallbladder removed should this stop the stones from lodging in the hepatic duct? Or could I still suffer this horrible pain after removal of gallbladder?
Hi Joey,
I had my GB removed last Sept. (I'm 44) and I did a liver cleanse two weeks after surgery...I was still having "attacks." I've since done six cleanses, and passed hundreds of stones. So, more than likely, if you had your GB removed because of pain and gallstones, you'll also have stones in your liver, and the liver cleanse would be a really healthy thing to do for your liver. I'd recommend doing a parasite/bowel/ kidney cleanse first though, although many people forego this first step and are still successful. You can find recipes on this site, or purchase them at your local health food store.
I'd also recommend you read Dr. Hulda Clark 's books or one of the of the other diet programs recommended on this site. Making dietary changes are going to be the best way to prevent future health problems. (I have to say that I highly recommend chiropractic care as well. Your nervous system controls all bodily functions, so you need to keep your spine in good shape too. www.idealspine.com )
Adrienne
> I had to get my gallbladder taken out 2 weeks ago and was wondering if the cleanse is necessary or will do me any good? How long should I wait to do it? I'm not sure if it matters but I am 20 years old.
HALLELUIA! Just did my first liver flush, and passed hundreds of stones all day long. Now I can gasp a sigh of relief! I had my gallbladder surgically removed 4 years ago. Wish I had known about this then! But for about the last 4 weeks, I was not seeing any bile production (no coloration in the stools). I've been in a silent panic for the last MONTH, because I know that without bile, you can expect your cholestorol blood serum levels to start elevating. I can laugh at myself now, but I've been getting up every morning and checking my eyes in a mirror, waiting and expecting the onset of jaundice! Thought I was a goner! Thanks to the liver flush however, I am now back to normal. For anybody experiencing problems with "blonde" colored stools, I highly recommend the liver flush! I only wish that the physicians would tell you after they ROB you of one of your precious internal organs (the gallbladder), that you still need to keep up maintenance on your liver, lest it becomes so burdened with stones and blockage that it can no longer function productively.
> I had an 8 hr. attack with stone lodged somewhere,couldn't tell exactly where. I hurt from the middle of my back to my chest, under my right rib, under my shoulder blade. I was so sore on my right side I couldn't bear to touch it, couldn't lay or sit in any comfortable position.
> After stone finally moved I fell into an exhausted sleep but my back still hurts. How long before this should get better?
It can sometimes take a long time.
Take 1 tbsp of Epsom Salts with 1 cup of freshly presed grapefruit juice!
What to do to relieve pain ?
There are many ways to stop an attack.
- Strong foot massage - reflexotherapy!
- worming up gallbladder area
- Acupressure
- Castor Oil Pack
- One more Cup of freshly pressed grapefruit juice with 1 tbsp of epsom salt
- Lobelia herb
- Shiatsu or Yumeiho therapy
- Walking or running or jumping
- Weight lifting
- Sauna
- Homeopatic remedies
- Acupuncture
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> If I have my gallbladder removed should this stop the stones from lodging in the hepatic duct?
Removal of gallbladder can NOT get rid of intrahepatic stones.
Flush is the only way!
> Could I still suffer this horrible pain after removal of gallbladder?
Yes, some people suffer attack after removal of the gallbladder.
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