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hlthe2b

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5. All of those etiologies are possible. Best get the GI specialist involved.

Reply to XanaDUer2 (Reply #3)

Sat Aug 10, 2024, 10:35 AM

Aug 2024

Be careful with your NSAID dosing for that reason right now. Definitely don't dose too high, too frequently and of course don't mix with aspirin. Maybe take some omeprazole (Prilosec) or famotidine (Pepsid) as a precaution--albeit not at the same time.

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Emailed Gi woman [View all] XanaDUer2 Aug 2024 OP

Don't be afraid to ask for a second opinion. Doctors have yet to prove they are God in spite of their attitude at times. Wonder Why Aug 2024 #1

Ty XanaDUer2 Aug 2024 #4

There are many issues that may be at play but assuming your surgeon is correct and that hlthe2b Aug 2024 #2

Ty XanaDUer2 Aug 2024 #3

All of those etiologies are possible. Best get the GI specialist involved. hlthe2b Aug 2024 #5

I need to get some XanaDUer2 Aug 2024 #6

Your scans prior to cholecystectomy were unremarkable and I'm sure they performed biopsies on the hlthe2b Aug 2024 #7

Had two abdominal xrays XanaDUer2 Aug 2024 #8

And she should avoid narcotics as much as possible. I just had stomach surgery a week and a half ago and Wonder Why Aug 2024 #9

They gave me 8 XanaDUer2 Aug 2024 #10

Sorry you're having pain. HeartsCanHope Aug 2024 #11