Gallbladder Health Insights
A journey through the complexities of gallbladder health reveals the importance of thorough medical investigation and self-advocacy. The discussion highlights how gallstones can often be overlooked and emphasizes the need for enzyme support post-surgery to aid digestion. Insights into hormonal influences and the necessity of addressing underlying causes provide a deeper understanding of digestive issues.In this clip
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My wife had her gallbladder removed in 2020 due to gallstones and the pain they were causing. To this day, she still experiences the same pain and constant nausea. She can only ingest liquids, as solids cause her to vomit. On average, her daily calorie intake is less than 500. We've been to multiple doctors and done many tests, but they still can't figure out what's causing her issues. One thing that the doctors don't seem to want to investigate is the Sphincter of Oddi. Is there anything that can help heal the Sphincter of Oddi, or can you suggest anything that would help her heal?
My daughter is 16 and every time she eats, she has stomach pain. We took her to a doctor to have her gallbladder checked, and they said there are no stones and essentially dismissed our concerns, including our reluctance to keep her on a prescription antacid for life. We believe more tests are needed to figure out what's going on.
Is it true that if you have had a gallbladder removed, you should have emulsified vitamins due to not having bile to break down supplements adequately? I just want to do the right things for me.