Question 1

what is meant by no biliary ductal dilitation and no hepitic masses and gallbladder walls are normal?

Accepted Answer

Seems like: A relatively normal study.  No abmnomalities seen.

Question 2

i have been diagnosed with biliary dyskinesia - low functioning gallbladder. the doctor suggests removing my gallbladder only as a last resort. any advice to alleviate symptoms? i am lowfat vegan now.

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Good alternatives: I strongly agree that removing your gallbladder should be the last resort rather than initial treatment.I've had many patients have great success with natural therapies to dissolve gallstones & flush them out of the liver/gallbladder. Acupuncture & chinese herbs can help too.See http://www.Townsendletter.Com/july2011/momiracles0711.Html &the amazing liver and gallbladder flush by andreas moritz.

Question 3

does bilary dyskinesia mean my gallbladder isn't working?

Accepted Answer

Abnormal gb & ducts: Acalculous cholecystitis is ineffective/incomplete contraction of the gallbladder in response to cck, as seen on hida scan. Cholecystectomy may help. Sphincter of oddi dysfunction, or biliary dyskinesia, is defined by bile duct manometry showing sphincter spasm, altered propagation/increased phasic contraction frequency (tachyoddia), paradoxical contraction response to cck. Sphicterotomy may help.

Question 4

is it possible for you to.have biliary colic after your gallbladder is removed?

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Yes,: Post cholecystectomy syndrome can be caused by retained common duct stone, cystic duct syndrome, formation of a neuroma or sphincter of odi spasm. You should consult your surgeon about your symptoms. A GI medicine consult may be necessary to evaluate the common duct.

Question 5

could gallbladder/biliary dyskinesia cause a lot of fatigue?

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Possibly: Gallbladder disease can cause a lot of symptoms - pain, nausea, vomiting, jaundice, change in appetite. Fatigue is possible. See you doctor for a full evaluation of the reason for your fatigue.

Question 6

are nafcillin and ceftriaxone eliminated via biliary secretion?  do you have to have a healthy gallbladder?

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Yes and no: Nafcillin is excreted through the liver through biliary secretion. However, ceftrianxone is excreted mostly through the urine, and only partly through the liver/bile. However, with either one, you don't need the gallbladder for secretion. The gallbladder is only for storage of bile between meals. Even without it, you can excrete contents through biliary excretion normally.

Question 7

please tell me can gallbladder/biliary dyskinesia cause a lot of fatigue?

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Not likely.: This condition usually causes post-prandial pain.  I would have your doctor look to other causes for your symptom of fatigue.

Question 8

our 18 year old daughter has biliary dyskenesia and had her gallbladder removed a few months ago.  her pain is worse than ever, what can we do?

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See surgeon: Please see your surgeon to discuss symptoms further. 
Need to determine what else might be going on and there are some rare things and some common things they can look at.

Question 9

diagnosed with biliary dyskinesia.but when the path report came back on my gallbladder after surgery it was negative.how's that work? is that possible

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To be expected: Biliary dyskinesia just means the gallbladder doesn't squeeze properly to expel the bile into the bile duct.  Under the microscope, the gallbladder can have only slight inflammation or even look totally normal.

Question 10

how long do i have for my gallbladder not to reach 0% im at 19% wit biliary dyskinesia im in soo much pain constantly feeling these attacks cant go bathroom regularly super nauseous everyday wit bloated an pain wat do i do please?

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: With all your symptoms, you need to see a GI doctor and perhaps a surgeon about whether or not you need to have your gallbladder removed. It is a question that can only be answered by doctors after they evaluate your symptoms, examine you and run tests. You need to be monitored. So, see a GI doctor for evaluation. Good luck!

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What is meant by no biliary ductal dilitation and no hepitic masses and gallbladder walls are normal?

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I have been diagnosed with biliary dyskinesia - low functioning gallbladder. the doctor suggests removing my gallbladder only as a last resort. any advice to alleviate symptoms? i am lowfat vegan now.

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Does bilary dyskinesia mean my gallbladder isn't working?

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Is it possible for you to.have biliary colic after your gallbladder is removed?

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Could gallbladder/biliary dyskinesia cause a lot of fatigue?

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Are nafcillin and ceftriaxone eliminated via biliary secretion? do you have to have a healthy gallbladder?

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Please tell me can gallbladder/biliary dyskinesia cause a lot of fatigue?

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Our 18 year old daughter has biliary dyskenesia and had her gallbladder removed a few months ago. her pain is worse than ever, what can we do?

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Diagnosed with biliary dyskinesia.but when the path report came back on my gallbladder after surgery it was negative.how's that work? is that possible

A member asked:

How long do i have for my gallbladder not to reach 0% im at 19% wit biliary dyskinesia im in soo much pain constantly feeling these attacks cant go bathroom regularly super nauseous everyday wit bloated an pain wat do i do please?

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