RE: I want an ultrasound & ? about ginger

[Guest guest]

,

Why not limit your diet to things on the list that Steve prepared and use a lot

of vegetable juicing (good for you and baby) and see if that makes you feel

better. Then gradually add other good foods. I too have gallstones and am

thinking of having them removed. The logic is what use are they serving if they

are filled with stones? Digestion is compromised either way.

Best of luck,

EVW

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From: tracic@...

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Sent: Sat, 28 Oct 2006 8:15 AM

Subject: I want an ultrasound & ? about ginger

Well I am 12 weeks pregnant, and cannot do a flush. I have been eating

really healthy and have not had any minor attacks in 3 weeks, and I was

having manageable ones since I've been pregnant. Yesterday I had 2 BAD

ones. The first bad ones I've had in over a year.

I called my OB last night hoping that I could get him to call in an

ultrasound for me. Nope. He only wants to refer me to a surgeon. Of

course the surgeon will most likely say remove it. I could go to the ER and

they would give me an ultrasound through the radiology dept, but I have a

very needy baby at home that I cannot leave. I cannot go to the ER for

hours while I wait for their routine bloodwork and all the stuff they do

that I don't need. So it looks like I'll be going to a surgeon, mainly just

because I want the ultrasound to be sure that it's not infected or

anything. Some times I feel like I don't want this pain any more I should

just have it removed, then I worry that it would work against my body. I've

heard people cannot digest foods afterwards very well. I really want to

keep every organ I have, but geez this pain.

I have a question about Ginger. I've read you should not eat ginger if you

have gallstones that it increases bile flow??? I took a vitamin yesterday,

really good vitamins Rainbow Light prenatals. BUT it has ginger juice in

it. Then of course I had the attacks. Do you think the ginger could hve

caused the attacks??? I cannot imagine that it would, but my books do say

not to take ginger. Increased bile flow? I thought that might be good, or

would that only push a stone into the duct?

Oh my gb aches today, this is so hard to deal with.

Blessings,

Traci

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I am scared of getting pancreatitis, and I am thinking about having my gb

removed as well. Either way, I just don't know. It's a really hard

decision.

-----Original Message-----

From: gallstones [mailto:gallstones ] On

Behalf Of Msewarner@...

Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2006 1:32 PM

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Subject: Re: I want an ultrasound & ? about ginger

,

Why not limit your diet to things on the list that Steve prepared and use a

lot of vegetable juicing (good for you and baby) and see if that makes you

feel better. Then gradually add other good foods. I too have gallstones and

am thinking of having them removed. The logic is what use are they serving

if they are filled with stones? Digestion is compromised either way.

Best of luck,

EVW

[Guest guest]

Because when you lose your gall bladder the bile has no where to go.. Many

people that have their gb removed have similar problems after the fact.

Please read more at www.liverdoctor.com or www.weightcontroldoctor.com I have

been reading her books and they make sense.

She also recommends these eating habits for health..

----- Original Message -----

From: Msewarner@...

gallstones

Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2006 1:31 PM

Subject: Re: I want an ultrasound & ? about ginger

,

Why not limit your diet to things on the list that Steve prepared and use a

lot of vegetable juicing (good for you and baby) and see if that makes you feel

better. Then gradually add other good foods. I too have gallstones and am

thinking of having them removed. The logic is what use are they serving if they

are filled with stones? Digestion is compromised either way.

Best of luck,

EVW

-----Original Message-----

From: tracic@...

gallstones

Sent: Sat, 28 Oct 2006 8:15 AM

Subject: I want an ultrasound & ? about ginger

Well I am 12 weeks pregnant, and cannot do a flush. I have been eating

really healthy and have not had any minor attacks in 3 weeks, and I was

having manageable ones since I've been pregnant. Yesterday I had 2 BAD

ones. The first bad ones I've had in over a year.

I called my OB last night hoping that I could get him to call in an

ultrasound for me. Nope. He only wants to refer me to a surgeon. Of

course the surgeon will most likely say remove it. I could go to the ER and

they would give me an ultrasound through the radiology dept, but I have a

very needy baby at home that I cannot leave. I cannot go to the ER for

hours while I wait for their routine bloodwork and all the stuff they do

that I don't need. So it looks like I'll be going to a surgeon, mainly just

because I want the ultrasound to be sure that it's not infected or

anything. Some times I feel like I don't want this pain any more I should

just have it removed, then I worry that it would work against my body. I've

heard people cannot digest foods afterwards very well. I really want to

keep every organ I have, but geez this pain.

I have a question about Ginger. I've read you should not eat ginger if you

have gallstones that it increases bile flow??? I took a vitamin yesterday,

really good vitamins Rainbow Light prenatals. BUT it has ginger juice in

it. Then of course I had the attacks. Do you think the ginger could hve

caused the attacks??? I cannot imagine that it would, but my books do say

not to take ginger. Increased bile flow? I thought that might be good, or

would that only push a stone into the duct?

Oh my gb aches today, this is so hard to deal with.

Blessings,

Traci

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----- Original Message -----

From: Traci<mailto:tracic@...>

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2006 4:15 AM

Subject: I want an ultrasound & ? about ginger

Well I am 12 weeks pregnant, and cannot do a flush. I have been eating

really healthy and have not had any minor attacks in 3 weeks, and I was

having manageable ones since I've been pregnant. Yesterday I had 2 BAD

ones. The first bad ones I've had in over a year.

I called my OB last night hoping that I could get him to call in an

ultrasound for me. Nope. He only wants to refer me to a surgeon. Of

course the surgeon will most likely say remove it. I could go to the ER and

they would give me an ultrasound through the radiology dept, but I have a

very needy baby at home that I cannot leave. I cannot go to the ER for

hours while I wait for their routine bloodwork and all the stuff they do

that I don't need. So it looks like I'll be going to a surgeon, mainly just

because I want the ultrasound to be sure that it's not infected or

anything. Some times I feel like I don't want this pain any more I should

just have it removed, then I worry that it would work against my body. I've

heard people cannot digest foods afterwards very well. I really want to

keep every organ I have, but geez this pain.

I have a question about Ginger. I've read you should not eat ginger if you

have gallstones that it increases bile flow??? I took a vitamin yesterday,

really good vitamins Rainbow Light prenatals. BUT it has ginger juice in

it. Then of course I had the attacks. Do you think the ginger could hve

caused the attacks??? I cannot imagine that it would, but my books do say

not to take ginger. Increased bile flow? I thought that might be good, or

would that only push a stone into the duct?

Oh my gb aches today, this is so hard to deal with.

Blessings,

Traci

[Guest guest]

Technically, flushing is out while pregnant. Increasing bile flow is essential

to cleaning out the gall bladder. Magnesium will help to relax the gallbladder

and ducts. Extra oils (the right kind) will aid in the movement of bile. The

rainbow light vitamin is an excellent product. Highly doubtful the amount of

ginger in the product stimulated an attack. Unfortunately, since you are

pregnant several things are happening to exacerbate your gallbladder situation.

First and foremost, your liver is now going to be filtering the metabolic waste

products for 2 organisms not just one. At this stage in your pregnancy, your

body is preparing for the future and is working overtime in the detox process,

this is why your skin breaks out and morning sickness happens at this stage.

Ginger is the ultimate remedy for the morning sickness by the way. Also, as the

fetus grows there will be less and less room and more and more pressure. Hold

on to your gallbladder. You probably do not want the anesthetics and pain meds

that you would receive during an operation to go to your child either. -Dave

----- Original Message -----

From: Traci<mailto:tracic@...>

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2006 4:15 AM

Subject: I want an ultrasound & ? about ginger

Well I am 12 weeks pregnant, and cannot do a flush. I have been eating

really healthy and have not had any minor attacks in 3 weeks, and I was

having manageable ones since I've been pregnant. Yesterday I had 2 BAD

ones. The first bad ones I've had in over a year.

I called my OB last night hoping that I could get him to call in an

ultrasound for me. Nope. He only wants to refer me to a surgeon. Of

course the surgeon will most likely say remove it. I could go to the ER and

they would give me an ultrasound through the radiology dept, but I have a

very needy baby at home that I cannot leave. I cannot go to the ER for

hours while I wait for their routine bloodwork and all the stuff they do

that I don't need. So it looks like I'll be going to a surgeon, mainly just

because I want the ultrasound to be sure that it's not infected or

anything. Some times I feel like I don't want this pain any more I should

just have it removed, then I worry that it would work against my body. I've

heard people cannot digest foods afterwards very well. I really want to

keep every organ I have, but geez this pain.

I have a question about Ginger. I've read you should not eat ginger if you

have gallstones that it increases bile flow??? I took a vitamin yesterday,

really good vitamins Rainbow Light prenatals. BUT it has ginger juice in

it. Then of course I had the attacks. Do you think the ginger could hve

caused the attacks??? I cannot imagine that it would, but my books do say

not to take ginger. Increased bile flow? I thought that might be good, or

would that only push a stone into the duct?

Oh my gb aches today, this is so hard to deal with.

Blessings,

Traci

[Guest guest]

Please all of you out there that pray, PLEASE pray for me. I am so

miserable from the pain. I've got morning sickness bad anyway, I've lost 10

pounds in the last 3 days. I'm just not doing well. The pain is really

getting to me, please pray for me.

-----Original Message-----

From: gallstones [mailto:gallstones ] On

Behalf Of Dave Shelden

Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 6:42 PM

gallstones

Subject: Re: I want an ultrasound & ? about ginger

Technically, flushing is out while pregnant. Increasing bile flow is

essential to cleaning out the gall bladder. Magnesium will help to relax

the gallbladder and ducts. Extra oils (the right kind) will aid in the

movement of bile. The rainbow light vitamin is an excellent product.

Highly doubtful the amount of ginger in the product stimulated an attack.

Unfortunately, since you are pregnant several things are happening to

exacerbate your gallbladder situation. First and foremost, your liver is

now going to be filtering the metabolic waste products for 2 organisms not

just one. At this stage in your pregnancy, your body is preparing for the

future and is working overtime in the detox process, this is why your skin

breaks out and morning sickness happens at this stage. Ginger is the

ultimate remedy for the morning sickness by the way. Also, as the fetus

grows there will be less and less room and more and more pressure. Hold on

to your gallbladder. You probably do not want the anesthetics and pain meds

that you would receive during an operation to go to your child either.

-Dave

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----- Original Message -----

From: Traci<mailto:tracic@...>

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Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 4:04 PM

Subject: RE: I want an ultrasound & ? about ginger

Please all of you out there that pray, PLEASE pray for me. I am so

miserable from the pain. I've got morning sickness bad anyway, I've lost 10

pounds in the last 3 days. I'm just not doing well. The pain is really

getting to me, please pray for me.

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Behalf Of Dave Shelden

Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 6:42 PM

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Subject: Re: I want an ultrasound & ? about ginger

Technically, flushing is out while pregnant. Increasing bile flow is

essential to cleaning out the gall bladder. Magnesium will help to relax

the gallbladder and ducts. Extra oils (the right kind) will aid in the

movement of bile. The rainbow light vitamin is an excellent product.

Highly doubtful the amount of ginger in the product stimulated an attack.

Unfortunately, since you are pregnant several things are happening to

exacerbate your gallbladder situation. First and foremost, your liver is

now going to be filtering the metabolic waste products for 2 organisms not

just one. At this stage in your pregnancy, your body is preparing for the

future and is working overtime in the detox process, this is why your skin

breaks out and morning sickness happens at this stage. Ginger is the

ultimate remedy for the morning sickness by the way. Also, as the fetus

grows there will be less and less room and more and more pressure. Hold on

to your gallbladder. You probably do not want the anesthetics and pain meds

that you would receive during an operation to go to your child either.

-Dave

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You had better do more than ask people to pray for you...

Traci <tracic@...> wrote: Please all of you out there that pray,

PLEASE pray for me. I am so

miserable from the pain. I've got morning sickness bad anyway, I've lost 10

pounds in the last 3 days. I'm just not doing well. The pain is really

getting to me, please pray for me.

-----Original Message-----

From: gallstones [mailto:gallstones ] On

Behalf Of Dave Shelden

Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 6:42 PM

gallstones

Subject: Re: I want an ultrasound & ? about ginger

Technically, flushing is out while pregnant. Increasing bile flow is

essential to cleaning out the gall bladder. Magnesium will help to relax

the gallbladder and ducts. Extra oils (the right kind) will aid in the

movement of bile. The rainbow light vitamin is an excellent product.

Highly doubtful the amount of ginger in the product stimulated an attack.

Unfortunately, since you are pregnant several things are happening to

exacerbate your gallbladder situation. First and foremost, your liver is

now going to be filtering the metabolic waste products for 2 organisms not

just one. At this stage in your pregnancy, your body is preparing for the

future and is working overtime in the detox process, this is why your skin

breaks out and morning sickness happens at this stage. Ginger is the

ultimate remedy for the morning sickness by the way. Also, as the fetus

grows there will be less and less room and more and more pressure. Hold on

to your gallbladder. You probably do not want the anesthetics and pain meds

that you would receive during an operation to go to your child either.

-Dave

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