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Gallbladder Attack Can Feel Like A Heart Attack?
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- Posted By: sagewy
- November 1, 2007
- 00:02 AM
Okay, here is my story. I have been going to the emergency room for severe pain that feels like a heart attack. After demanding the last test for gall bladder, the doctors feel certain it is my gall bladder. Before I allow another surgery, did anyone else feel like they were having full blown heart attacks? The reason I have some doubt is I can have fat in my diet and not feel any pain, then other days I swear I am dying. So if anyone has similiar knowledge or experience please let me know. I do not want an unnecessary operation. I have recently started estrogen after a complete hysterectomy and am diabetic, and have recently lost twenty pounds and turned forty. I have had every heart test, so far so good. My test result on my gallbladder was 21 percent which I believe to be a bad result. Am I wrong? I have also had the lap down my throat, everything looked good.
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this is to segway: yes a gallbladder attack can fell like a heart attack due to the acids that are forming in your tummy , because there may be a blockage or infection in your gallbladder or bio duct , so there fore the acids can get pushed up into your chest ,also there fore causing pain as if you are having a heart attack , when you have blockages or infections things tend to find other places to go , if you have any problems with passing gas from burping or the other lol witch we all do that haha the gases can travel through out your body there fore causing pain in other areas. please make sure you do get diagnosed properly and make the doctors listen to your symptoms and maybe try reading up on all of this as much as possible so you yourself can know more and explain it all to the doctors better thats what I did , hope this helps a bit ,believe me I know what it all feels like I have a post in here explaining what my symptoms were and the causes . take care and get better .:)Anonymous 42,789 Replies Flag this Response
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Thank you so much for your reply. As it has been awhile. I will update. I had my gallbladder removed. I still have the pain! My gallbladder was bad and was working at only 25 percent. However, I still have horrific pain and they are looking at MS with a pain called "banding" or the MS hug.sagewy 13 Replies Flag this Response
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Okay, here is my story. I have been going to the emergency room for severe pain that feels like a heart attack. After demanding the last test for gall bladder, the doctors feel certain it is my gall bladder. Before I allow another surgery, did anyone else feel like they were having full blown heart attacks? The reason I have some doubt is I can have fat in my diet and not feel any pain, then other days I swear I am dying. So if anyone has similiar knowledge or experience please let me know. I do not want an unnecessary operation. I have recently started estrogen after a complete hysterectomy and am diabetic, and have recently lost twenty pounds and turned forty. I have had every heart test, so far so good. My test result on my gallbladder was 21 percent which I believe to be a bad result. Am I wrong? I have also had the lap down my throat, everything looked good.Hi I have had heart attack symptoms since I was around 12. For no reason while breathing I get a very sharp pain in the middle of my chest little to the left and it hurts so bad I cant breath, move, cant take another breathe or I will get another sharp pain in the heart. Nothing realy brings it on but I have notice getting up set or worring doesnt help, other like heart attack symptoms accure. But while having this attack it radiate up my left side chest to my shoulder and neck has full made my left arm num like and cant move my arm if I try it hurts the heart again, this last for sevral minites. Yes I have seen doctors but they dismiss me even thou I have proven there is some problems. And yes this runs in the family, my grandfather/grate grandfather both had a stroke and die of a heart attack. I haven't been to the emergence room cause its over or I cant get my self there cause of the pain. This happen in three part of the heart but not at one time. Dont know what to do and right now I cant see anyone cause of no insurence. There was one doctor that gave it a name something like twin something. My youngest sons have had the same thing. This can be aften or long periods in between. Good luck But see a heart specialist. Altho that was one of the doctors that dismiss me. SORRY.Anonymous 42,789 Replies Flag this Response
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A gallbladder attack can sometimes feel like a heart attack. The pain is severe and can be scary. What are the key symptoms to know if you are having a gall bladder attack?If you are experiencing a gallbladder attack, you will likely first know this by the pain you are in. The pain is a steady, intense pain in the upper right abdomen area under the rib cage. The pain can radiate around the side to the upper right back area. Pain medicine will not help the pain to ease. The pain will likely be intense for a number of hours and then start to fade to a dull pain.doelmel 2 Replies Flag this Response
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A gallbladder attack can sometimes feel like a heart attack. The pain is severe and can be scary. What are the key symptoms to know if you are having a gall bladder attack?If you are experiencing a gallbladder attack, you will likely first know this by the pain you are in. The pain is a steady, intense pain in the upper right abdomen area under the rib cage. The pain can radiate around the side to the upper right back area. Pain medicine will not help the pain to ease. The pain will likely be intense for a number of hours and then start to fade to a dull pain.Sometimes the pain is more severe. It may be steady, or it may come and go. Or it may get worse when you eat. Gallbladder attacks happen most frequently at night after, after a fatty meal or after overeating. A gallbladder attack can be accompanied by excess gas, belching and severe indigestion. Often the pain is accompanied by nausea and vomiting. During a gallbladder attack, you may also suffer from indigestion, bloating, diarrhea or constipation. It is not unusual to experience a mild headache as one of the symptoms.doelmel 2 Replies Flag this Response
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hi here's my story.about three months ago when i was about to go to bed i felt my heart racing and pain under my ribs on the left side. i guess i started to panic cuz my heart started to beat faster and i truely thought thats it i will leave behind to small children 3 and 6. i told my husband to drive me to the hospital and was kept there overnight with heart monitor attached to me and had chest x-ray, bloodwork, done. at the end i was told there isnt anything wrong with my heart and that i most likely had anxiety attack. two weeks later i ended up again in the er pain under my ribs on the left side the pain going up to my throught and constent awearnes of my heart beating. i had xray upper and lower ab. blood work but all was fine. but was told i might have stomach ulcer so he put my on meds to cure ulcer and ordered ultrasound. well i 've been to er 5 times since my first attack found out from the ultrasound that i have gallstones and that i need surgery. everytime my attack happens it always feels like im having a heart attack. my attacks are getting worse, i'm having my surgery on oct28 day before my sons bday and for the past week i've been on bed rest cuz when ever i get up i get sharp pain that travels everywhere up with num like feeling in my left sholder and face. i hope that after surgery everything will go away and i will by up on my feet. the other thing i was told by my surgent that my stones are the real stones and want to come out cuz they are in the gallbladder's neck but are far too big to fit. my God be with all of us and help us in this scary stage of our life.Anonymous 42,789 Replies Flag this Response
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In the most advanced situations, gallbladder problems may be manifested in pain that emanates from. A high white blood cell count suggests inflammation, an abscess, gangrene, or a perforated gallbladderhttp://www.thegallbladdersymptoms.com/I was released just a few days after the surgery, we waited a couple weeks to not do the surgerym to see if it would resolve itself.Take care and visit your doctorJeniferAnonymous 42,789 Replies Flag this Response
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Gallbladder attack are often caused by gallbladder stones. If the pain increases then you must visit your doctor.antonykongs 1 Replies Flag this Response
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im 17 and i had been having heart attack like symptoms for a long time up until one night i ate an orange and really thought i was havingg a heart attack. My mom callled the ambulance and when they did tests at the hospital, they said it was my gallbladder and i had gall stones. They did surgery and some other procedure and the pain hasnt ever returned, and i had the surgery about year ago.Anonymous 42,789 Replies Flag this Response
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We mentioned above that your eating routines need to be changed. It is definitely good to possess a diet plan that contains complete cereals, soluble fiber, calcium supplements, many fruits, home grown vegetables and nuts but make sure not to ignore any daily meals. Foodstuff wealthy in bad cholesterol and fats need to be definitely avoided or limited in intake. Fats shouldn’t be omitted completely because it can affect the clearing of the gallbladder and if you keep in mind if the gall bladder doesn’t drain fully it may well trigger the development of gallbladder stones. It is possible to freely implement fats from olive or perhaps canola oils and likewise omega-3 fatty acids. Gallstones have an effect on girls a lot more than adult men. The main trigger with this can be the estrogen hormone so you may have to be careful whenever you strategy to use estrogen soon after the menopause or birth prevention pills. For that reason you've got to refer to your own doctor initial. And as you'll be able to see using this write-up the development of gall stones may be prevented in case you take care of your weight, be physically energetic and look after your diet.Rod559 5 Replies Flag this Response
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In gallbladder attack, you couldn't breathe, you couldn't talk. It felt like a 1000 lb. man was sitting on your chest. At first it felt like gas pains. In just a couple of hours the pain was getting worse and no longer tolerable. It slowly become worse and did not go away.If you have had heart disease and the pain is not getting any better then it is advisable you go to the emergency room.alinak 3 Replies Flag this Response
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In gallbladder attack, you couldn't breathe, you couldn't talk. It felt like a 1000 lb. man was sitting on your chest. At first it felt like gas pains. In just a couple of hours the pain was getting worse and no longer tolerable. It slowly become worse and did not go away.If you have had heart disease and the pain is not getting any better then it is advisable you go to the emergency room.For more about gallbladder read on questions about gallbladder and gallbladder cancer.alinak 3 Replies Flag this Response
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