That is one sign. I believe if you think you have gall bladder problems you probably need to see your doctors. I suffered with a bad gall bladder for years, finally had it removed in 1998.
2006-10-03 13:03:01
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answered by James Dodge Boy 3
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You don't need it taking out.
Gall bladder cleanse
Gall Bladder Flushes and Cleanses
How Your Gall Bladder Works
The gall bladder is a hollow inactive organ supplying bile to the digestive tract that is mainly used to emulsify fats and oils.
According to some natural health experts who believe in gall bladder flushes, the gall bladder can be damaged by
· Excessive amounts of fat and oil;
· Large amounts of spice;
· Very cold liquids;
· Cold dairy products
· Drafts
· Planning and thinking ahead all the time
· Stress.
These same writers say the gall bladder can be protected by:
· Pickles
· Good quality vinegar.
According to these writers, gall bladder problems (thus suggesting the need for a gall bladder flush) are often found in people who are
· Constantly planning
· Hypersensitive to drafts
· Hypersensitive to noises
· Hypersensitive to strong smells.
When the liver is constantly stagnant, sediment often settles out of the bile and forms accumulations that resemble stones, sand or mud in the gall bladder.
Symptoms of sediment in the gall bladder:
· Indigestion
· Flatulence
· Periodic pain below the right side of the rib cage
· Tension in the back of the shoulder near the neck
· Bitter taste in the mouth
· Chest pain.
How To Do the Gall Bladder Flush
This is a one-day purge to flush the gall bladder of sediment and stones. Beginning in the morning, eat only organic apples, at least five throughout the day. Green apples help soften the stones more than red. Drink pure water and herbal teas. At bedtime, warm up 2/3 cup of olive oil to body temperature and mix in 1/3 cup of fresh lemon juice. Slowly sip the entire mixture, and then immediately go to bed. Lie on your right side with your right leg drawn up. In the morning, all gallstones should pass in the stool.
This flush should be done only with the guidance of an experienced health practitioner.
5-Day Gall Bladder Flush
This is a milder, slightly less effective variation of the one-day flush. Consume apples and radishes for five days. For five consecutive days, take two tablespoons of olive oil and two tablespoons of lemon juice on an empty stomach one time a day.
Gradual Gall Bladder Cleanse
This cleanse takes 21 days and is slower and gentler on the body.
This is the one often recommended for those unsure of how much sediment or stones they may have. Cleansing two or three times a year ensures a healthy gall bladder.
During the cleanse, avoid all foods high in fat, meats, dairy, eggs.
Eat unrefined grains, vegetables, fruits and legumes to help clear the gallbladder.
These foods hasten gallstone removal:
· Pears
· Parsnips
· Seaweed
· Lemons
· Limes
· Turmeric
Radish also remove stones, so, for the entire 21 days eat 1-2 radishes a day between meals and drink three cups of cleavers tea or five cups of chamomile tea a day.
For every 160 pounds of body weight use five teaspoons of cold-pressed flax seed oil. Pour the flax oil over your food during one meal of the day or divide into half and use on two meals. Take the flax oil six days a week for two months.
When the liver has been stagnant for a long time, sediments form in the gall bladder, according to some natural health writers, and that's the time to do a home gall bladder flush.
2006-10-05 00:22:39
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answered by Anonymous
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Just before I had my gall bladder removed I had pain so intense that I had to go to the ER. It was constant pain and did not change when I moved. If your pain changes when you move (gets better or worse) it is probably muscular pain. In either case, I suggest you see your doctor.
2006-10-03 13:01:24
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answered by Gypsy Girl 7
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i had my gallbladder token out in 2001 and my sighs were throwing up green bile, pain shooting up that i thought i could be having a heart attact, terrible heartburn. pay attetion to certain foods such as dairy, fried foods those are the worse offenders that your gall bladder will react to. i think you should go to the doctors asap, it could be anything
2006-10-03 13:54:28
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answered by happygirl31 3
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Before I had my gallbladder out, I was throwing up really bad. I had terrible pain right below my right boob....I actually thought I broke ribs from throwing up so much. Sometimes you have really bad heartburn too.
2006-10-03 13:03:44
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answered by j231977 4
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it will hurt to the point you can't walk. More like severe pain and stomach cramps. But you can't know for sure which organ it is until you go to the doc. Had mine out and it was far worse than having either of my kids.
2006-10-03 13:00:35
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answered by Baby girl 3
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you might have a cysts in your ovaries because when i had that kind of pain thats what it is i would ask your doctor to check if you do
2006-10-03 13:04:16
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answered by jennifertrinitysky 4
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