gut issues after gallbladder removal 

I'm also having problems with constipation. I have to take a laxative every 3 days in order to go.

Compared to gall stone pain, yeah, I’ll change my whole diet to accommodate not have a gallbladder just so I never feel that pain in my life again.

My gall bladder was gangrenous and had to come out. I can now eat beautiful food I make at home. The pain was so intense with the gall bladder and now it's so much better!

This is right on! I had many symptoms of a gall bladder going bad from my twenties. I finally had surgery when I was sixty years old. My doctor did not even discuss with me what to expect post surgery. It has been ten years of bad experiences and trial and error. I have reduced fats, especially dairy fat, but am going to try bile salts. Just hearing this lecture makes me feel so much better and have hope for some relief.

About 4 yrs post removal and miserable. Glad to know I’m not alone.

Thank you for making this video!!! I've been in so much pain recently. No doctor has ever explain what to expect after a gallbladder removal. I will be subscribing!!!

I had to have my gallbladder removed when i was 12 years old and after that my life changed for the worse, my doctor never explained any of this when i was recovering and never checked in with me ever afterwards. I struggle with bile just leaking into my intestines no matter what i eat really, my family tried to be my own doctor for so long and just tell me to "eat a salad" which was bull. I'm so glad that I've found this channel and this video especially because now I know i'm not alone and that my problem here is a real issue and valid. I wanna try to educate my parents on what I can eat and do to better help my issue, as well as myself. I hate feeling bloated, being stuck in the bathroom, or not being taken seriously just because they've never experienced this or can't comprehend it. Thank you so much for educating and helping me today.

Have had stomach issues my whole 53 years of life. Gull bladder removed 24 years ago..and its only gotten worse..was lovely to finally get some REAL INFO.

More than 15 years i have been struggling with gut issues since GB removal. Thank you for this video. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 UK

All I can say is THANK YOU!!!!! I was suffering horrible symptoms for 6 years, went to see so many doctors and a naturopath and been to hospital a couple of times before a doctor came to my house after not being able to move or stop vomiting. He hardly spoke any English and took one look at me and knew it was my gall bladder. After a week in hospital because I had such a bad infection in it at it was loaded with stones it was finally removed. 5 years on It has made so many things better. But some of my symptoms have never gone away and I thought it was just me. I bloat after every meal and after some meals I look like I’m 6 months pregnant. I always feel like I have an upset stomach all the time and my farts are better than my boyfriends 😂😂😂 I also get great constipation most of the time. Constantly tired and sluggish with no motivation. The only way I get any relief is by not eating much and when I do eating like a rabbit. Thank you for letting me know I’m not alone and for letting me know it’s not normal and there is something I can do about it. I look forward to going through so many more of your videos and getting my gut health back on track to be able to enjoy a life and hopefully being on top of the world!!

This is the single most helpful information I’ve found after months of searching. I had my gallbladder out 10 years ago. My digestive issues have gotten increasingly worse. Thank you!!

THANK GOD I FOUND THIS VIDEO AND ABLE TO GET THESE REMEDIES, I AM STRUGGLING JUST 30 DAYS AFTER SURGERY BIG HELP ALYSSA THANKS

OMG! I just 💩 my pants at Target ! It is Christmas 🎄 Eve, I had my gallbladder out last Wednesday. The pain was gone, then I ate some eggplant 🍆 had the worst pain in my lifetime!!!. Started pooping bile now everything is going through me and the pain is back!!!! I am so discouraged. I lost 20 pounds because I couldn't eat and found out I had gallstones. I will definitely be getting some bile salts. And THANK YOU for making a video that makes a lot of sense. I have hope. I can't live like this.

Yes but theres is no other choice, but to remove it when sludge or gallstone develops, you also have to explain that there is risk and serious consequences if you don't remove it such as getting pancreatitis or have it burst inside of you and even more risks involve. Using olive oil and lemon won't work for everyone to flush it.

This video made me cry. Getting my gall bladder removed has been hell. I will try the salt

I forget what it's like to have a normal day.

I haven't had my gallbladder for 14 years. Things aren't perfect but they're better. I was feeling ok at first, but that's because I was eating lots of fruits and veggies and avoiding junk. Then I started eating more processed foods and that was horrible. But for about 8 years I've been alright by sticking with less trigger foods. Also, I don't eat animal products so that helps, but it doesn't alone solve it. I significantly reduce fats (even good fats), starches, legumes, and processed foods *in the early part of the day.* Particularly morning. They just trigger my stomach. Doing this has helped so much. I have to start with fruit and maybe some oats or bran flakes. Nothing super dense. Then after an hour or two I can increase legumes, nuts and seeds, starches, and even some refined foods throughout the day. I cut out alcohol 2-3 months ago and that helped even more. I also just cut out caffeine, and again, helped. Both of these things just do not sit with me! Alcohol causes problems the following morning. Occasionally I can have a digestive problem. But being consistent, especially during mornings after those hours of fasting, has been the biggest help. When I was sick a lot, I was eating tons of white pasta, white breads, oils and margarines, starches, processed foods. Now I eat WAY LESS of these. But starches don't cause me problems if I eat them after noon. Some of these foods are ok if I eat them *later*. Example: I'll have potatoes and cold pressed oils for dinner but not breakfast. Edit: Oh yeah, and I do better eating small, frequent meals just like she says in the video. 🙂 ❤️

yes, i had my gallbladder out 2 months ago and my story sounded exactly like what you were explaining. i was fine at first then all of a sudden my old symptoms have continued and so has my diarrhea. i’ve had non stop diarrhea since surgery. you cleared up so much for me and made me feel better. i was starting to get worried again bc these issues were supposed to go away

I was wondering where that pain in the side came from! This is really a fantastic video. Thank you. So many good suggestions and such great info!

You made me cry when you said ..you could fix your gut and start living your life like you want . It’s so long suffering , just want to feel normal and live without the worry and bloating and pain .

Had my gall bladder out 3 years ago, instant relief, stuff moves around easier, no adverse effects, bonus was toe nail fungus disappearing after many years present, brilliant

Yes! This is my life for the last 21 years. I was 17 when I had it removed in 2000. If i could go back i would have never had it removed. My Dr never informed me of the complications... only the need to have it removed.

I had my gallbladder removed in 2014 and never was told any of this . Subscribed so fast. I'm so into this thank you

I’m so glad that I watched this video. I saw it before my surgery but they told me I’d be just fine. I’m almost 6 months out and I struggle with indigestion and bloating almost daily

Thank you!!! My daughter had her GB removed & it's been terrible ever since. We are getting all different answers from Drs.

It was cramping me to the point I could not function on a daily basis. Sorry, I am very happy and feeling good! Sorry folks, I am feeling good! God has given me no bloating and no discomfort. Doing well! .

Pain, bloating, weight gain, hormone imbalance, nause, anxiety.... its constant.

I just had my gallbladder removed 6 days ago from today. I’m 15 weeks pregnant! I am feeling pain, I am also having bloating and diarrhea! Yes I do have green in my stool! I cannot eat any fatty foods or dairy products! If I do it’s over I feel horrible. But when I eat soups with Kale, spinach, fish, peas, broccoli, carrots, Brussels sprouts this soup works wonders. It helps with bloating and diarrhea. I feel more energized. If I eat shrimp I’m in pain. I added rice to my soup I felt good. I don’t eat tomatoes. I get bloated.

I had my gallbladder removed three years ago. I don’t have diarrhea, very little constipation, but constant pain in the same area of the gallbladder

Some people like myself did not experience any symptoms

My symptoms before removal were horrible. I bloated up and looked 6 months pregnant! The pain was so bad I couldn’t stand up straight. Once removed I have to be careful for sure with fatty or fried foods. I have notice the plaque psoriasis on my scalp and it went away finally after two years. Mine had to be removed I only had 20% function.

I learned a lot. It's been over 20 years since cholesystecomy. Still having most of these problems. Now I'm dealing with leaky gut.Thanks!

Hi Alyssa, how are you? I had my gallbladder removed two weeks ago & stayed in hospital for two days. All was fine for 3 days & then I woke up with terrible crippling pain. This lasted for two days until I went to my doctor & was rushed back into hospital for more surgery. I had a tube inserted into the area where my gallbladder was & had blood & fluid drained into a bag until my blood levels got better & no more blood was leaking from my body. I was discharged from hospital yesterday after spending 5 nights there. I don’t feel too bad today, but I’ll be taking it one day at a time. Glad I found this channel & will be keeping an eye for hints & tips!!! Best of luck & thank you. Regards, Paul. X

Everything this lady says is true, although my story confirms it via having no-side effects due to a proper diet. I had my gb out some 3 years ago (at age 62) with absolutely no pain at all straight afterwards, not one pain killer in hospital nor any pain killers at home. I have had no dietary or bowel side effects in the subsequent 3 years. So, these facts indicate that simply taking out the gb does NOT have to leave you in bad health for the rest of your life. HOWEVER ... when people say things about the after effects of gb removal, such ailments may not specifically be the result of the removal but of something else in their bowels and/or their "usual diet" which, if left unchanged, will make the body behave just like it was BEFORE the operation or even worse. Many people say "I can no longer eat my normal diet". But the bad after effects of the removal are mostly dependent on what one considered before and considers now to be a "normal diet". I had been a strong, healthy, not overweight, not diabetic, lacto-vegetarian for 30 years. Wholefoods, no junk food, no alcohol, no smoking. Since having the gb out, I've not needed to make ANY changes to my diet to remain just as healthy as I was before. The gallstones were, I believe, caused by 20 years of using only powdered full cream milk (it is hydrolised cholesterol, 4 x times more likely to make gallstones) as I had no fridge in the forest for fresh milk. So I've cut that down now! I never had before, nor ever have to now, run to the loo. But if one's previous diet was lots of meat and fats and McDonalds and pizzas and milk and biscuits and processed foods and alcohol and overeating and eating late at night and snacking all through the day, and one hasn't since changed it for the better, then they can fully expect to have nasty post-operative side effects and bowel problems into the future. Such diets were undoubtedly the cause of gb stones and associated bowel problems which have been worsened by having the gb taken out. One can thus expect troubles because they do not have the bile reservoir (gall bkadder) that nature gave you. The gallstones were caused by too much cholesterol and bilirubin which the liver and gallbladder could not handle back then. So losing the gall bladder should definitely motivate a person onto a better anti-gallstones diet than before.

Story of my life. 16 years of pain, numerous tests, most repeated over the years. Holistic doctor started me on bile salts, digestive enzyme and beta foods. Fingers crossed.

I had my gallbladder 15 years ago , I just started having pain under my right ribcage , I also see this Green film in my stool

YES. Gas, bloating, constipation, pain in upper right quadrant, Weight gain

Hell yeah. I had my gall bladder removed the old fashioned way in 1989. Have had stomach problems ever since. 32 years of suffering. It wasn’t too bad in the beginning but over the years it has gotten much worse. It really limits my lifestyle. No traveling. Can’t really plan anything because you never know what the day will look like. I feel hopeless.I have seen a gastroenterologist many times. They have NO real answers and honestly they don’t really care.

HELL YEAH!! I know I am a little late to the party but I'm so grateful to have found your channel! I'm a third generation gallbladder removal patient (at 27)and the last 6 years have only gotten harder. Thank you again for all this information 🙏🏻 ❤️

Thank you so much , my gallbladder was removed in the 80th I have a leaky gut diarrhea have of the day I really need all the help I can get. Thank you 🙏🏽

You are an angel ...I had no one helping me with what I should be eating to help with pain , bloating etc so much good advice THANK U SO MUCH for this !!

Omg I’m 8 years with mine removed and I’m always having stomach issues now it’s horrible I miss my gallbladder and I get panic attacks so bad :/

Yes I have diarrhea and Pain in my stomach every single day 😭 it’s horrible

Yes I. Experiencing problems now after 4 years of having my gallbladder removed! Diarrhoea,Nausea,vomiting,abdominal pain! And severe anxiety! Nervousness!!!

Yes i had mine removed 7 years ago and still have same pain in the area to my back i keep talking my doctor and he can't find why so i thought may have to live with the pain for life. But thank so much for giving hope.

4 years after gallbladder removal and I had gut issues and diarrhea for 5 months. The slight ache inside from the surgery has gone away after 1 year. I have cut down PROCESSED fats, greasy, carbs and sugars. Knowing the little amount of bile that flows from the liver directly to the intestines gives me a good understanding of how much of healthy fats I should eat. Healthy fats i.e. almonds, walnuts, olives and fish oils works for me. It is all about listening to my own body. The body is an amazing masterpiece that will heal itself if we feed it with wholesome healthy food, and live a healthier lifestyle. Eating healthy is the Key and do intermittent fasting few times a week.

Yup! Had my gallbladder out 3 years ago and have to say it's been the biggest regret of my life so far. Mild pains before the surgery that may have been unrelated. No stones found. And a boatload of problems since. Okay so having vented I'm now going to go and watch the actual video!

This last weekend i went to the hospital due to severe back pain. Come to find out it was not my back at all it was my gallbladder. I've never had issues before or pain like that before. I'll be talking to my surgeon this next Monday and setting up my surgery.

I have suffered for nearly 30 yrs, been that long since my gallbladder has been removed, had gotten worse, and worse thru the years, got so I couldn’t go hardly anywhere, poo running down my leg and then throwing up. They have put me thru every test available, no one could explain the throwing up, not even a hint! I had to have an ultrasound of my liver because blood test were not good and the guy said “why did they remove you gallbladder?” Bingo, I am researching this myself! I found you! Thank you for the information you have given me, can you explain my throwing up? 1 - 3 times a week, not all the time but frequently. I’ve made an appointment with my GI doc. (Can’t get in till end of July) to find out why no one has missed my gallbladder till now. Thank you again!

Had my gallbladder removed a week ago. Still on soft foods, fish soup and soft rice. Taking a couple of vegetables and fruits after meals(small servings) and lots of water. So far. No diarrhea, no constipation. A little bloated when I eat much but when i try to control my portions, no issue at all.

Thank you so much for this video. You talked about so many things that no *doctor* thought/knew to tell me before or after my gallbladder surgery. Also, sometimes I get a sugary taste in my mouth. It's a random thing. Would this be some form of bile? I have been through times when food and drink have tasted horrible - hopefully that's behind me. Fingers crossed. Surgery was approx. three months ago. Thank you again; you are a gem! :-)

"praying for a poop" 😸 I absolutely had to have my gallbladder removed. Was in the ER with gallstone pancreatitis in a lot of pain and very ill. It was jam-packed full of cholesterol stones.

Yes. Out about 20 years ago. A hospitalization 1/1/2020 and again last week while traveling, which produced a panic attack and hyperventilation. Totally agree on the small meals. Better now and thoroughly convinced to do better. Thx!

I chew my food as much as possible. After eating I chew on papaya enzyme chewable to help break down the food and fats ect so my body can process the vitamins and assist since the bile isn’t as potent like it would be in the gallbladder. Thankfully it’s been working really well.

I had constant bloating after surgery but no pain or anything else. In the last 2 years I’ve had severe bloating in my gut (right under the bottom of my lungs) so I decided to do a whole “gut health” change because I have autoimmune disorders. No sugar, no processed or fast food. Was doing really well, like noticeable well until the good bacteria started fighting with the bad bacteria but that passed and everything was going fine... I started eating less and only once or twice a day about 3 weeks ago and OMG! My stomach bloated so bad and the pain was so much worse when my stomach was empty then the pain got less when I ate. After being in the hospital a few days ago, I’m back to eating small amounts of food throughout the day. My theory is that the bile is constantly dripping so eating small amounts of good foods all day including pot set yogurt with bran and healthy fats is the way to go... 🤷🏼‍♀️

yes i didnt know what to do a year later after removal of my gall bladder im still in pain and gas and bloating is terrible after watching your video now i know why thank you for posting this video really helped me

Hi Alyssa, i just had my gallbladder removed yesterday. I am so thankful i found your channel. Right now i have lots of pain. My dr told me not to eat salads or sauerkraut anymore. And to just eat a low fat diet.

Thank you Alyssa for all the valuble information you provided. I was just diagnosed with gallstones yesterday (ER visit) after months of pain. I will be needing surgery as soon as possible. I had a gallstone attack due to the fiber I took the day before. I have stopped taking it. 👍 Great video!

What is the supplement that you have to take after you've had your gallbladder removed?

Most wonderful and Helpful Video yet. Thank you sooooo much for explaining the concepts so clearly and simply so that we can truly understand. God bless you! 🙏🏾

I had my gallbladder removed 2018 and in terrible pain with tummy cramps and yellow acid diarreah , stress makes it worse, now been in bed for 4 days, just eat rice and dry toast as gut feels bloated and pain. I go for a while with no pain then have these flair ups so bad. cant eat fish cant eat pork sausage , had corn and had the worse attack ever. I dont know what I can eat. before my gallbladder came out I had stones blocking the bile ducts and doing green poison d.

I'm on week 3 of recovery and lets just say I'm not recovering. I know this video is a few years old but its sad that I went to the doc today for my follow up and they said just give it time but then I come home and eat a bowl of my husbands amazing potato soup and an hour later I was in pain with bloating and don't get me started on the diarrhea. Your video explains so much what I'm going through so I'm going to follow your advice and I prey it helps.

Had my gallbladder out 2 months ago and still have gas and stomach pain, i take 125mg of bile salts with each meal but still get gas and pain what am i doing wrong, do i need my body to adjust in time, please help.

Hi Alyssa, I just found your video. It’s for my mom. She’s 80 yrs old. She had gallbladder surgery 3 weeks ago. She started off well, but has been suffering for the past two weeks with on & off diarrhea, vomiting, bloating, and constipation. Note: years ago she had diverticulitis surgery. So she has a short gut. She was better before than now with the gallbladder removal. The surgeon did not explain anything to her about these types of possible side effects. She’s lost her appetite and is losing weight by the day. I am very concerned. We called the surgeon and after a few days of several calls he replied and told her that some people have this reaction because they lack an enzyme for digestion. Is this the bile salts that you are referring to? He ordered a very large pill for her to drink three times a day. Since then, she’s been worse. I also read that after gallbladder removal, sometimes it’s common that the small intestine twists in the space where the gallbladder was. Thus, forming diverticulitis. I could really use your advise on this matter. The Dr.’s don’t seem to think it’s a big deal. SOS! Thanks, Ani

Thank you Mam for the lecture. Actually my gallbladder was removed year 1991 years after that I was affected by diarrhea until now.

I’ve had my gallbladder removed in July 2019. I was ok for a few months eating what I usually ate. Now i can’t eat anything without having stomach pains and nauseous. 😞

What if you had no choice but had to remove it because it became life threatening.

HELL YES. Gallbladder out 10 years ago. Flip flipped between constipation & diarrhea. Gas, bloating, vomiting, etc. Now developed IBS and Dumping Syndrome which is worse than when I had gallbladder issues. With in the past year I developed dumping syndrome which I never heard of. I'm struggling. My Dr. is trying to help and trying to figure out how t help me.

Hi yes im still getting the pain and I gad my gallbladder out December 2023 and iv had the pain twice now and was back in hospital with the pain and now I'm having to see a specialist

Yep this is me. 16 years now of suffering. 😭 Diarrhea bloating and severe right sided abdominal pain chest pain and reflux 😩🥺 Wish I could go back and undo it. My life is terrible due to these constant issues 😢😔

I’m shaking because of how spot on this is for me. Thank you so much for the information ❤️

She says gallbladder is on the right side and points the finger to her left mid waist.😂😂....I will definitely love all that she is going to tell me more about the gallbladder issue. I love this woman❤😂

It fixed my pain. I had a tumor in my gallbladder. My Mom lived to 88 with no gallbladder for 50 years after removal, no problems.

Had my gallbladder removed 7 months ago after gallbladder "attacks" were getting more frequent. It was perfect for about 3 months, then things changed. I developed regular nausea, diarrhea, and a burning pain where the gallbladder was. Also, I am very fatigued, which is something I was not at all prior to this cholecystectomy. So for the last 4 months I have been dealing with this on and off. The surgeon is no help. He just says the surgery went perfectly and nothing is wrong with that. My GI did an endoscopy and colonoscopy and those came back clear with a minor report of gastritis. I am on Prilosec 40mg for about a year now, sucralfate for healing the gastritis, and Questran for bile salt diarrhea. Still get upset stomach and mild nausea and I can't link it to anything I am eating. It is random. I mentioned bile salt supps to my GI and she said no that won't help. She said bile salt is what is contributing to my diarrhea. I have a follow up with her in a month, but as of now, they have no suggestions on any treatment or anything I should be doing. Really frustrating. Any tips on what I can try so I can feel normal again?

I have been learning about the vagus nerve to help fight the anxiety

I got my gallbladder removed 2 years ago and I've had chronic diaoreah since. I'm so glad the pain from the gallstones have gone as the pain was horrific.

Yes I too lost my gull bladder back in July ‘22 n had no clue to what would take place after… n I think 🤔 i’m con stah pay did now n this is all too new for me I Nvr knew how my gb was until I came home with Chinese food… I ate it n about an hr or so poof… the two painful days passes n I got my son to take me to the hospital…a few days later I hold my gb out… I wasn’t to search what to expect but came home healed n today I was small chatting w/ my granddaughter who 9…n after we visited a bit she went to bed… then I looked into gb removals n ended up watching you video n other ppl videos… thank You n now I know…

YES to all of the above!!🖐🏻

Yes i've been having problems for 10 years and the doctors never figured out what it was until recently. I was having gallbladder attacks but they didn't know what they were by the time they would run tests the gallstones were gone the attacks were over with so of course I didn't find anything but I have a smart Doctor Who decided to run tests while I was having the issue and they found gallstones

To all with symptoms, try Ox bile I take 1200mg about an hour before meals. The Drs. said that lack of bile salts wouldn't cause my problems (bloating, pain and loose stools and feeling sick on a constant basis ) yet I am so much better now!

Yes! Green, yellow and oily diarrhea, bloating, lots of pain. I had only one gigantic (they said walnut sized) gallstone and no digestive symptoms prior.

My doctor told me to use fiber con tablets to every morning after breakfast so far they've been working like a charm

I have bloating, gas and middle stomach pains not where gallbladder was

I had my gb out for 25 yrs and dealt with issues this long. Last year I got cdiff and thing got even worse after. I wish I could have found you earlier so I could have watch those lives.

I had my gallbladder removed 5 years ago, and for the 1st yr afterwards, I had a lot of problems, even ones that usually don't follow & it was truly ongoing... But now I don't have any issues at am, not one. I haven't has for over 3 1/2 yrs. I even forget that I had that surgery until I see a video about it. Is that ever normal???

ugh, sadly sooo familiar. Before I had my gallbladder removed, I was healthy (or at least had a better quality of life) and now I can barely eat any of the foods that I love, whether healthy fats or raw veggies. I would deter anyone from the surgery but I was a new BFing mom at the time and in terrible pain, under rested and under supported, etc.

Yes and Yes to all the problems mentioned. Yes the doctor only said eat a low fat diet. Thanks for your information.

Been looking for the correct video about this topic and this is by far the most informative and couraging video

Hi, I had my gallbladder removed in 2008 and have experienced problems in the last few years. Mainly nausea and every now and then I have a few bad days with frequent bowel movements and nausea. My Dr prescribed ursofalk and it has helped the daily nausea but still get "flares" sometimes. My question is if I have bile reflux would taking bile salts make it worse?

I have been taking Chia Seeds - it is working good !!

I never, I mean never had a gallbladder stone, pain or any symptoms. I have always lived a health conscious lifestyle since my early twenties; proper nutrition, exercised for decades, and maintained my weight. I had one gallbladder episode and when I went to the ER, I had 7 doctors, separately come and talk to me insisting I needed a gallbladder removal. They were relentless and bullied me into the surgery when I said no thank you over and over again. I was in tremendous pain, I walked in about 6 pm and they rolled me into surgery by 10 pm. Worse decision of my life. They said you will have no side effects from the surgery. I have malabsortion problems now forever.

I went to homeopath other day I have constipation. He told me to take aloe Vera colon cleanse. Take it in the evening. So I did. And it helped. I went to toilet in morning and no pain. I won't take it every day. He told me not to take the husk one either. (it was on the shelf below)

10 years+ of suffering then having my gallbladder out.

11 years ago I had a hiatal hernia operation, during which my galbladder and spleen were removed. a few weeks after this operation, I started to have very severe pain in GB area and stomach top (hernia area), which came on with every bowel movement (15-30 min) and lasted for about 10 months. I have fallen ill several times in the last 11 years, lasting anywhere from 2 weeks to 3 months. Since a severe food poisoning in late 2017, I have almost been sick constantly. What I have found is that fatty food is no problem at all in periods when I'm not sick. When people are over 50 years of age, the GB function is reduced, hence 50+ group develop digestive problems more often. The possible answer to my 11 year quest is probably a combination of pathogenic bacteria that are overly present in my gut (SIBO / Dysbiosis = Microbiota Unbalance). I have had an FMT (Feacal Microbiota Transpl.) treatment which most probably fixed an C.Diff (bacteria) infection, because symptoms are reduced by 50% compared to before. What might still be bugging me is SIBO / Dysbiosis, which I have found a medicine for and this will arrive next week. This treatment is a Bacteriophage treatment. It's a bacteria specific virus that kills ONLY the pathogenic bacteria, without harming the healthy microbiota. It also has a healing effect on the intestine lining. Bacteriophage Treatment clinic is in Tblisi, Georgia. It is advisable to have a comprehensive stol test done first, which will map your microbiota balance. Also be tested on the presence of possible parasites, which can cause similar symptoms. NEVER GIVE UP, AND NEVER ACCEPT ANY "SYNDROME" DIAGNOSIS, because a "syndrome" is a fancy word for "I don't know". IBS, GERD etc. simply do not exist, and are merely the result of problems in the Microbiota health (balance).

I had my gallbladder out around 20 years ago. My stomach pain got worse along with constipation, diarrhea, nausea, heartburn. I have had 3 exploratory surgeries upper and lower gis i have tried all kinds of medications, foods, and so on and it is worse now than ever. They said I have serve mixed ids

I am a 33-year-old girl from Greece and 3 years ago I had a gall bladder removed. There is no problem with diarrhea and irritable bowel syndrome before this . A year after the operation and while I was taking some vitamins for my hair, I started having morning diarrhea. As soon as I ate I went straight to the bathroom before I could finish my food. I went to the doctor and had a gastroscopy and a colonoscopy and several other tests. All good and absolutely no inflammation. At some point and as soon as I cut out the hair vitamins the diarrhea stopped and I was back to normal. However, every time I got sick and took vitamins, gas, morning diarrhea started immediately after I ate something, even with vitamin c and maybe with d. Especially for 5 months since December, as soon as I eat in the morning I will go to the toilet 2-3 times...no diarrhea every time , but I have a need to defecate. I don't take any vitamins and I did fecal calprotectin which is within the limits. The doctors tell me it's ibs-d, but it doesn't leave my mind that the removal of bile plays a role! doctor every morning as soon as I eat I go to the toilet immediately 1 or 2 times. what can I do ? Please, I would very much like your opinion. thanks a lot 🙏

Getting my gallbladder removed September 23rd and finding out I have multiple gallstones with a sludge. Reading these comments terrify me.

I have so much nausea and dizziness. Then, there’s still that pain on my right side.

With me, it is sleepy bowel, and pain pain pain. No quality of life when you can't eat because food won't digest and move on out. Yes to gas, bloat, pain. Thank you for this video!

I had my gallbladder removed 6 weeks ago. I'm having so much pain/discomfort/constant burping/can't digest. The surgeon is sending me to a GI doc. I can't even drink water without burping! It feels like my liver hurts! I am SO thankful for finding this video today!