Biliary Dyskinesia

[jackgary70]

Hello, I have recently been diagnosed with biliary dyskinesia and am due to have my gallbladder removed after 4 years of pain, nausea and generally feeling unwell and dizzy. Is there anyone with any experience of this and if so did gallbladder removal help

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Good afternoon jackgary70,

I am sorry there is no specific information on the British Liver Trust or NHS site regarding biliary dyskinesia.

I have included a link to gallstones information which touches on the surgery.

britishlivertrust.org.uk/in...

I hope this is some help,

Best wishes,

Trust9

[B3nnen2015]

Where was your pain. I may have this

[jackgary70 in reply to B3nnen2015]

Upper right quadrant. Just below the ribs. It is also intermittent.

[B3nnen2015 in reply to jackgary70]

Yeah, me too. And back right shoulderblade.

My ultrasound scans are all clear which makes me think this.

If i do have this it will take a while to be dealt with, especially if you have been suffering for 4 years.

[jackgary70 in reply to B3nnen2015]

I had the right shoulder blade pain too. The nausea was probably the worst thing to deal with. I have an appointment with surgeon next month about removing my gallbladder but he says it's not definitely going to cure problem.

[Krissybe]

Hi there, I hope you are improving now. My father has suffered severe nausea and stomach discomfort/back pain for 7 months now, all scans are came back clear, I think it is his gallbladder, will this improve do you think? His quality of life has deteriorated rapidly with excessive weight loss. Any advice appy x

[jackgary70]

Hi. I was told that my biliary dyskinesia was unlikely to get better however the surgeon is reluctant to remove the gallbladder as relief from symptoms is not guaranteed. I have been supplementing with ox bile and digestive enzymes. My symptoms seem to come and go. I hope your father gets better soon.