gull bladder?

Question

lately, no matter what I do, I seem to get boughts of diahrea. They come suddenly, once or twice a day. I never know when it's coming, sometimes it last 1 day, sometimes 3. I feel cramping, then have to make it to the bathroom fast. Then my symptons will go away, and come back at an unknown time. When this doesn't happen, I have normal bm's. Someone said it could be my gull bladder, Someone else said it could be something in my diet. Any body know what could be wrong or have any suggestions. ? plz

Answer 1

you could have gall bladder problems or irritable bowel syndrome, colitis or a spastic colon.

i have gall bladder problems and that happens sometimes but it is usually accompanied by pain in my upper right side just under the bottom of my ribs. i can actually feel it spasm. it is worse around the bad time of the month.

go to webmd.com they have a great site for looking up symtoms.

be careful what you eat . stay away from spicy foods. leafy green veggies& tomatoes

first i took prevacid ( prescription med. ) it helped alot because it heals.
then i started taking milk thistle and it has seemed to help pretty good.

i wish you luck, it takes along time to catch your gall bladder in the act. avoid the surgery unless you have an infection or tear in it. i have heard a lot of people say they still had the same problems and pain even after the surgery.

Answer 2

could be a lot of things, best to see a doctor. Could also be irritable bowel syndrome but anything that is out of the norm more than a few days you should take to the doctor at least leave of message with the nurse as to your problem and could the doctor call you something in, do you need seen or could a simple over the counter medicine be recommended. Good Luck

Answer 3

The correct answer is that you need to see a doctor.

The other answer is that my mother had the same problem for years and no doctor could fix it. She died 12 years ago, so they may have made progress since. We did discover that if she ate dried beans (cooked) she had less of a problem.

Answer 4

actually it sounds like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Usually comes with nervousness of anxiety as well. Since it is irregular I this this is the cause of it!

Answer 5

definite, anesthesia takes a lengthy time period to go away your device. make certain you're ingesting quite some fluids (water) to help flush it out of your body. FYI caffeinated beverages have a tendency to make you thirstier.

Answer 6

I think it's called a GALL baldder, and talk to a doctor

Answer 7

well first of all its called gall bladder

i'd go see a doctor... you could have a parasite