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Gall Bladder

Andrew said:
Hey BPH (Broken Penis Healing? Balding Pussy Hair? Best Porn Hardcore?),

I hope you thought that was funny. Seriously though, I usually find caring people at Anasci. The surprising thing is that Kell was so nice to you right off the bat 'cause he often fucks with people before he says anything helpful. I hope you can get your liver healthy. It may be a real battle for you. Keep us posted on what your doctor finds and what treatment he gives for it.
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Thanks Andrew,I think(your right on in any case.)...And ditto on the last sentence.Keep us posted
 
bph316 said:
All the blood work checked out fine. So we will see what the ultra sound shows friday.
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Your AST & ALT were in the healthy ranges? Weird. Maybe that LIV.52 product can't help you. This is a new scenario for me. I guess the gall bladder is not directly linked to the liver so maybe you CAN have a healthy liver while having Gall Bladder troubles.
 
Andrew said:
Your AST & ALT were in the healthy ranges? Weird. Maybe that LIV.52 product can't help you. This is a new scenario for me. I guess the gall bladder is not directly linked to the liver so maybe you CAN have a healthy liver while having Gall Bladder troubles.
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The gallbladder IS very much a part of the liver.it is on the inferior surface of the liver between the right and the quadrate lobes which serve as a storage resovoir for bile...Its function however is tested by a different screen....BUTT an ultrasound should give an idea if they need to look further.
 
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bph316 said:
Yeah im probably just pregnant. I knew that I shouldnt have let my wife be on top.
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Yeah, and if you feel your wife sticking something in your ass then you REALLY need to worry. Did you feel anything in your ass when your wife was on top, BPH?
 
Andrew said:
Yeah, and if you feel your wife sticking something in your ass then you REALLY need to worry. Did you feel anything in your ass when your wife was on top, BPH?
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Andrew,that was the guy underneath you.
be careful,youre revealing your secret 3somes
 
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kell11 said:
Andrew,that was the guy underneath you.
be careful,youre revealing your secret 3somes
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That's pretty fucking funny, Kell. LOL! I didn't even think of that until you painted the picture for me--you perv. :3some:
 
The ultra sound showed two masses the size of my whole gall bladder. The tech wouldnt say anything and so far the dr. office isnt in any hurry to call me back. So im guessing maybe two stones.
 
bph316 said:
The ultra sound showed two masses the size of my whole gall bladder. The tech wouldnt say anything and so far the dr. office isnt in any hurry to call me back. So im guessing maybe two stones.
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Your'e guess is probably right on. I didn't want to speak it over you before you had your ultra.And hell no, the USound tech wont say a word,theyre not allowed...If worse come to worse,you can/will do just fine without your gallbladder.
Good luck man-keep us posted.
 
Bile is used to breakdown fat into smaller triglycerid(sp?) right? So how does your body adapt about having no gallblader? Does the bile just goes from the liver into the duodenum? And what happens when you eat a fatty meal? :confused:


Thanks for the info :D
 
NinjaWizard said:
Bile is used to breakdown fat into smaller triglycerid(sp?) right? So how does your body adapt about having no gallblader? Does the bile just goes from the liver into the duodenum? And what happens when you eat a fatty meal? :confused:


Thanks for the info :D
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Sometimes certain individuals will have to watch out 4 certain foods,but your entire intestinal tract is full of enzymes and bacteria to break food down so nutrients can be absorbed through the intestinal wall. Bile is secreted to help with as you said,fatty food or when you gorge or eat too fast...Its a preparatory backup to help initialize digestion.Thats all
My wife had to have hers removed shortly after the birth of our daughter.
It hasnt affected her in any way except she doesnt have the pain anymore.
Kacey,Our daughter beat the hell out of it while she was in the womb....
I suspect Bph will be having his removed as well...But we'll see.
 
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Fatty foods are very painful. Ive been just eating crackers mostly. Had salmon for dinner tonight and it has seemed to be alright. Gonna go back to the gym monday one way or another.
 
It will be at least 2 weeks until I can have surgery. I am supposed to be on an a clear liquid diet. I havent been to the gym in weeks. I just feel the muscle and strength draining away. Im 5'10" weigh 240 at 15% bf. I was benching 425. I had a goal of hitting 9%bf. Since I cant eat should I just do cardio and a light workout or should I just bag it until after the surgery. I know at least in my head I will feel better if I am accomplishing something. Any ideas
 
NinjaWizard said:
Bile is used to breakdown fat into smaller triglycerid(sp?) right? So how does your body adapt about having no gallblader? Does the bile just goes from the liver into the duodenum? And what happens when you eat a fatty meal? :confused:


Thanks for the info :D
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The gallbladder is just for storage of bile, it's not necessary. The left and right hepatic ducts drain bile out of the liver and connect up to form the common hepatic duct. Off of this, there is the cystic duct that forms a "Y" (as it joins the side of the common hepatic duct) and this cystic duct goes back up to the gallbladder on the undersurface of the liver. If there's not much fatty food in your gut, the gallbladder will fill with bile via this junction of the two ducts. If there is the stimulus of fat in the gut, the gallbladder will contract and send bile forward, down the cystic duct to join again with the bile draining from the liver via the common hepatic duct. Where these two join is called the common bile duct and this drains the bile into the duodenum (first part of the small bowel, just beyond the stomach) to deal with fat in your gut. When the gallbladder is removed, only the gallbladder is taken out and the cystic duct is clipped. However, the bile still flows from the liver via left and right hepatic ducts still becoming the common hepatic duct, then continuing on down to the duodenum via the common bile duct (which has had the cystic duct clipped off the side of it).

I hope that helps. A picture would be worth a thousand words. I'll try to find a link for one.
 
NinjaWizard said:
Bile is used to breakdown fat into smaller triglycerid(sp?) right? So how does your body adapt about having no gallblader? Does the bile just goes from the liver into the duodenum? And what happens when you eat a fatty meal? :confused:


Thanks for the info :D
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Oh yeah, in addition to my answer above.........as for the second part of your question....the gallbladder contract to empty bile to the duodenum, in response to fat in the gut. If a stone is present in the gallbladder, when it contracts in response to a fatty meal, the stone can plug the outlet of the bile and increase pressure in the duct or gallbladder, resulting in pain. This is (at least initially) different from cholecystitis which is inflammation of the gallbladder itself which causes pain, fever, nausea, etc. but may not necessarily be associated with the presence of gallstones. With significant symptoms, either may be an indication for cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal).
 
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