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Old 05-18-2010, 04:10 PM   #90
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Originally Posted by scaeagles View Post
Yeah, from what I understand these gall stones aren't to be ignored. Not that you really can when they get bad. I didn't relate them, but I'd had symptoms for about 6-8 months before I ended up in the ER.

With me, the symptoms were bloatedness after eating, along with nausea, and every once in a while I'd wake up in the middle of the night and start puking.
That's how it started with me too. I originally thought that I was coming down with a stomach infection (H. Pyroli bacteria). That lasted about 4-5 months before I had my first stone attack.

Nasty nasty stuff. Definitely not something to ignore. (Like I did for so long.)
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