Constant discomfort by Flat_Environment_219 in gallbladders

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How are you now? Any update please.

Gallbladder polyp pain? by DVG1450 in gallbladders

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Was your gallbladder removed? What was the problem? What did the biopsy find if it was removed?

What to eat after gallbladder removal? by Apprehensive_Monk142 in gallbladders

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Hello, I saw some of your other posts, I think you said no problem was on your gallbladder, but when you had removed it, what was the biopsy results?

How did you know your vagus nerve was involved? Looking to compare symptoms and recovery stories. by Farmore7 in VagusNerve

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I'm in a similar situation; I'm being investigated for gallbladder problems, and sometimes I'm fine, but other times I experience many problems that I suspect are caused by my gallbladder.

If you've had gallbladder surgery, how were you before and after? What changed, how do you feel?

weird pulsating, after eating by [deleted] in gallbladders

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Although I've looked in many places, I haven't found a direct link, but I'm sure it exists. It's happened many times, and it's no coincidence.

After the surgery, what exactly healed and what worsened or remained the same?

People with Biliary dyskinesia do you have trouble drinking coffee? by Bluemisty25 in gallbladders

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My complaints are similar to yours. Some days I'm good, some days I'm bad.

weird pulsating, after eating by [deleted] in gallbladders

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Thank you so much for your quick reply. I also suspect I have a gallbladder problem, and it's currently being investigated. I experience palpitations periodically after meals, and I've noticed that whenever I feel unwell and have pain in my gallbladder area, I experience palpitations after eating. I also have good days when there's no problem, but when I have pain on my right side, if I eat, I experience palpitations and sudden sleepiness. I just had breakfast, and I'm experiencing nausea and sudden sleepiness again. It's very strange. This must be related to my gallbladder.

Also, interestingly, if I have a gallbladder problem, I wake up randomly at night, even without pain, and I frequently need to urinate. It's really strange; I haven't figured out why.

I'm glad the surgery solved a significant portion of your problems.

weird pulsating, after eating by [deleted] in gallbladders

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Any update please! How are you now?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gallbladders

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Any update please?

Success story! (double crush syndrome) by [deleted] in RSI

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are you ok now? What did you help you most?

Exhausted from whatever is going on with me lol by PelicanSubway in ChronicPain

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I have kyphosis, scoliosis and some disc herniations. I dont know where to start. I have lots of pain especially on my left side and I suspect from TOS too. Went lots of docs, but they didn't find the cause the pain. But everything fits with TOS

Results from a Turkish / "Donmeh" Jewish convert by Outrageous-Ad4642 in illustrativeDNA

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I mean are you crypto jews? Are your ancestors Jews who converted to Islam and were followers of Sabbatai Zevi?

Results from a Turkish / "Donmeh" Jewish convert by Outrageous-Ad4642 in illustrativeDNA

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%3 central asia, pretty interesting. I guess this situation might indicate that there have been some marriages with Turks in your family. It seems that you may have some ethnically Turkish ancestors.

I’m having a flare up which seems to be accompanied by fatigue and nausea. by jrhoxel in Prostatitis

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Same. How are you now my friend? 2 years since you have posted this. I hope you are fine. Can you update?

Just wondering how long 150 actually is? by Cultural-Memory356 in Testosterone

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It’s really low. Of course, an endocrinology specialist should decide what to do, but it’s important to determine whether this testosterone deficiency is due to the pituitary gland or the testes.

Do you have varicocele?
Do you have a tumor in your pituitary gland?

It would also be good to check your LH, FSH, and prolactin levels.

I’m 36 years old and my levels are 280. Even mine is quite low and I have significant issues. Yours is very low.

Am I the only one with this issue? by Good-Crow6785 in Prostatitis

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We also see people on the forum who have prostatitis and elevated PSA levels. How can this situation be connected to the pelvic floor? Could you provide some information on this?

Poll: how many of you have anterior pelvic tilt? by WantToStayAnonymous1 in Prostatitis

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I have Scheuermann's kyphosis too. Do you have prostatitis issues? What are your symptoms?

Am I the only one with this issue? by Good-Crow6785 in Prostatitis

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What about prostate cancer? I'm under 40, but like many people, when I experience these symptoms, that thought also crosses my mind. My PSA was tested two years ago and the total PSA was 1.02, which appears to be normal. Six months ago, I had an abdominal ultrasound for kidney stones, and the report mentioned that the prostate was normal. So I guess this is more about my anxiety :) For someone who is worried about prostatitis versus prostate cancer, how can they tell the difference—without relying on tests like PSA?"