I need some advises about Gall Bladder Stone!
By zabawaus
@zabawaus (1730)
United States
December 2, 2008 2:56pm CST
Hi everyone,
my husband is going to have a surgery in a week , they will take his gallbladder ! I am nervous it is his first surgery ever. Everybody says that it isn't a big operation but still worrying , does any of you experienced anything about gall bladder , anything i should know before and after the surgery will be appreciated !
4 responses
@Theresaaiza (10487)
• Australia
4 Dec 08
i have heard about this therapy with apple juice for 5 days then epsom salt.....im not so sure but some people got spared from having to undergo surgery
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@Theresaaiza (10487)
• Australia
9 Dec 08
so you're really decided to go through with surgery? well, as far as I know from my nursing school, right after operation, a patient's not supposed to eat or drink anything. The body needs time to revive itself after the anesthesia, thus the dgestive tract isn't ready for any intake yet. Then liquids are introduced, then soft foods, until diet that is tolerated. ON a long term basis, you should stray off from fatty foods especially those with high cholesterol because they are mostly responsible for the formation of the stones.
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@perlazam23 (317)
• Philippines
29 Jan 09
Yes I did this process to my sister and it was effective, I do it this way, I let my sister eat 5 apples, in one day, then rested for hours before She took the first tsp.of epson salt.( You can't drink epson salt directly because it just taste like mercury, so my advise is to take a capsule, open it, take out the medicine, and replace the tsp of epsom) or you can put the epson inside a banana and swallow it.
Then drink the Olive oil, 1/8 cup with Lemon. why? the apple will soften the stone, the epson will puff the stone and olive oil will allow stones to go. Rest for another hours, and do the epson thing again, You can just see how many of those green stones coming out as you eliminate or defecate.
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@marketing07 (6266)
• South Korea
3 Dec 08
hello zabawaus,i experience to have a gallbladder surgery it was called laparoscopic surgery...the only thing i can say..trust GOD above all no matter what..he was there..i fight for my life but heaven gives me some miracle...dont worry its not scary...good luck...
@marketing07 (6266)
• South Korea
4 Dec 08
hello my friend, i never mention about what really happens to me during the surgery coz i dont want to scared you..actually the operation is ok.but one of my stich was burst..thats why the blood scattered to my whole stomach until i end up moving to one hospital to another...it was a 50/50 chance but as ive said trust GOD"...not all people have the same story with me..like some of my friend they have a very succesful surgery goodluck to you..
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@Undertheoath (365)
• United States
2 Dec 08
He will be in pain. All I truly have to say. It is a very routine surgery, and in fact my mother had her Gallbladder removed last year. It is pretty much an accessory organ. It is easily removed, but like most surgeries it is painful. He will be on bed rest for a while, and I guarantee that the hospital will let you know everything you need to know for taking care of him at home. I wish him luck and make sure you let him know that it is going to be A Ok.
Sincerely,
Undertheoath
@Theresaaiza (10487)
• Australia
9 Dec 08
http://www.relfe.com/gall_stone_cleanse.html try this site....!




