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Another doctor told me today that looking at that photo my gallbladder looks about 3x the size of a healthy female gallbladder... So if it was that massively inflamed I'm not sure why it took me 6 months from my ultrasound date to have it out!
My doctor gave me pictures of mine with a measuring tape (apparently abnormally long, haha) and all split open with the massive amount of stones of all different sizes. The pictures were pretty gross, but I also love that sort of thing.
Mine came out two weeks ago and I have my follow up in January. I had stones and want to ask the surgeon if it was typical or a real gravel pit but he is not a chatty fellow and I don't know if he will even remember my gallbladder when he yanks so many.
Welcome to Gallbladders! This subreddit is for people having gallbladder trouble, preparing for gallbladder removal, have had surgery, discuss diet or a place to discuss managing gallbladder disease symptoms. This subreddit is for EVERYONE that includes people who are also trying to keep their gallbladder and do not want surgery.
Found a large 3.5cm stone in my gallbladder. Surgeon basically told me it had to come out. Turned out I had two large stones taking up two thirds of the gallbladder space. Didn't get a HIDA but I'm pretty sure my gallbladder was non-functional, given the amount of bloating and reflux I had been suffering with.
My symptoms were a burning upper abdomen (especially after fatty meals), fatty stools and heartburn. Results showed everything was normal. Since mid october, I have been constipated but less burning, practically nons. And since december, I feel a dull ache under my right rib a few hours after eating.
This subreddit is for people having gallbladder trouble, preparing for gallbladder removal, have had surgery, discuss diet or a place to discuss managing gallbladder disease symptoms.
