Re: [QUAD-L] gall stones

[Chet Smith]

   Hello Lana my name is Chet and I have had my Gall Bladder removed. It's

  not a complicated surgery either. He won't ever be bothered with stones

  again if he has that done. I am C-6 C-7 Quadriplegic and my Gall Bladder

  wasn't funtioning properly so the Doctor thought it would be best to just

  have it removed. Hope all turns out for  the best :-)

 

  Chet  ( Cquad7 )  http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Arena/5815 <-- homepage

Lana Baugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Over the past several months Gabe, my son has been having BP increasing in the afternoon when he is in an upright position. We treat it as autonomic dysreflexia and the Bp goes down when he lies down. Gabe’s BP wont go up until later in the day if his chair is tilted.  It goes up to 90-100 diastolic and returns to 70s when he lies down. It will continue to climb if he does not lie down. He has had his kidneys checked and he has two very small stones and the dr thinks that they are not causing the problem. He has had a head CT ( he also has hydrocephalus) and the neurosurgeon say it looks better then ever. Soooooo………….. they did an abdominal scan and he has a gall stone in bad position. Could be causing problems.

 

Have any of you dealt with gall stones????

 

Lana,

Gabe’s mom

10 years post

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