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Possible gallbladder problems??? | From tess1253 [Log on to view profile] | on 2011-11-18 |
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Here is the info you requested on my problem:
I have sharp pain in right upper quadrant of my back under the scapula in the back and under the last rib in the front. It also feels like the area is "numb" sometimes, like after a novacaine shot. There is also pain under my sternum from front (stomach) to back that feels like a hot poker.
I have severe gas in my stomach and intestines that make it difficult to breathe or swallow.
The pain began several months ago. I first began to feel it when I woke up in the morning and it became less as the day passed...but recently, the pain is with me all the time.
I am also severely constipated and the pain feels worse when I am attempting to pass stool (almost as if the pain is in the upper portion of the intestines).
I have been taking gas-x to relieve the gas & flatulence and drink hot tea to bring up bubbles (belch). This provides some relieve. I also take Pepcid to help with the burning pain under the sternum (stomach area), but it does not resolve the issue completely.
I had an ultrasound of the gallbladder and they did not find any stones or sludge, just two polyps on the wall. Years ago I had an ejection??? test and they found that my gallbladder was not working 100%. The doctor prescribed ursodiol and that relieved the problem for years. I started taking it again, but it does not help this time. I also take Phillips magnesium to help with the constipation, but it does not move my bowels completely....just soft stool that is difficult to completely pass.
Any suggestions on homeopathic remedies that may help would be greatly appreciated. |
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| Re: Possible gallbladder problems??? | From Dr. Showrav [Log on to view profile] | on 2011-11-18 |
Nat sulph 30c two dose in a day morning and night before 30 min of meal. Take that for 7 days and report me later.
Dr. Showrav
Bangladesh | | |
| Re: Possible gallbladder problems??? | From tess1253 [Log on to view profile] | on 2011-11-20 |
Do not have nat sulph 30c in the home. Can I use nat sulph 6x instead...and if so what dose?
I also forgot to mention that I crave sweets and fats all the time, especially chocolate. | | |
| Re: Possible gallbladder problems??? | From Dr. Showrav [Log on to view profile] | on 2011-11-21 |
Dear Tess,
Do you think a injection and a same medicine in tablet form can do the same affect? How could u ask me that funny question?
It is a medicine which I was prescribed to u, not a food that u can use this in stead of that. A medicine power and potency plays very much specific role in a body and if u do not take medicine in perfect potency than u will never have a perfect cure.
Dr. Showrav
Bangladeh | | |
| Re: Possible gallbladder problems??? | From tess1253 [Log on to view profile] | on 2011-11-22 |
The only reason I asked the question is that I was hoping to immediately begin your recommended protocol by using the potency that I have on hand. If that is not possible, then I will have to go out and purchase the 30c dose.
Before I do, I wanted to post an update to my condition. I had an ultrasound yesterday of my gallbladder, pancreas and liver. The pancreas and liver looked fine...but the spot on my gallbladder that the sonographer previously diagnosed as a "polyp" is actually a large stone (it moved during the ultrasound). She believes it to be a cholesterol stone. Does this have any affect on your recommendation? | This thread continues beneath the following ad.
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| Re: Possible gallbladder problems??? | From Dr. Showrav [Log on to view profile] | on 2011-11-23 |
Nat sulph also works well in gallstone condition. Do u know what is the size of ur stone?I need to know that for ur treatment.
If it is really a large cholesterol stone than u r going to need some other medicines additional with Nat Sulph.
I will prescribe u about that later. Bcs I have to review ur symptoms again now.
U start taking Nat sulph meanwhile I found some medicines for u.
Dr. Showrav
Bangladesh | | |
| Re: Possible gallbladder problems??? | From tess1253 [Log on to view profile] | on 2011-11-24 |
The size is 1.1 cm. | | |
| Re: Possible gallbladder problems??? | From tess1253 [Log on to view profile] | on 2011-11-24 |
Dr. Showrav. The stone is 1.1 cm in size. Please let me know if that changes your recommendation.
Thank you! | | |
| Re: Possible gallbladder problems??? | From tess1253 [Log on to view profile] | on 2011-11-24 |
I have posted this 2 other times, but it does not appear in the thread. The size of the stone is 1.1 cm.
Hope that helps. | | |
| Re: Possible gallbladder problems??? | From Dr. Showrav [Log on to view profile] | on 2011-11-29 |
u need Silicea 12X n Magnesia Phos 6X to make that stone smaller.
Dr. Showrav
Bangladesh
also need Nat sulph30c too | | |
| Re: Possible gallbladder problems??? | From tess1253 [Log on to view profile] | on 2012-01-18 |
Dr Showrav, Sorry for the delay in replying to your message. Had several family crisis to deal with the month of December & early January. You recommended Silicea 12x and Magnesia Phos 6x to reduce stone size. Can you tell me how many pellets I should take of each and how often (like you did with the Nat Sulph 30c). The pain is increasing from the stone. Thanks. | | |
| Re: Possible gallbladder problems??? | From Dr. Showrav [Log on to view profile] | on 2012-01-19 |
Two tablets of each of them twice daily after 15 min from meal at morning and night.
Dr. Showrav
Bangladesh |
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