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After gallbladder surgery
After 7 months of gallbladder removal everyday I am going through different types of symptoms like abnormal abdomen discomfort, stomach pain, back pain , chest tightness, frustrating symptoms and hunger attack. I am little bit confused what should I do? When can I go back to my normal life? I did endoscopy. I have Antral gastritis with rut positive. I completed the course of medicines. But inspite of that symptoms are not going away. I did all the tests. I lose my confidence. How long does it take to recover from frustrating symptoms? Plz suggest what should I do?
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Your symptoms cannot be directly attributed to gall bladder surgery without evaluation.
You can repeat Stool Antigen for H. pylori to see if the treatment you had taken for Antral Gastritis was indeed effective.
Your symptoms may be a result of IBS. Please see a GI specialist near you.
Some lifestyle changes can be helpful -
Small frequent meals
Excercise
Weight loss (if you are obese)
Early Dinner
Stop smoking/tobacco/alcohol/carbonated drinks if you are taking those
Next Steps
Visit a Gastroenterologist
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