Hi,
Ive been reading your and another poster's threads for a little while.
Yours caught my eye because of your gyno references.
To briefly recap I had a very bad attack that had the initial dx of severe gastritis, which then became a symptom of either pancreatitis or gb.
Unfortunately, the earliest I could get in for scans was 7 days post attack. My Dr said that often the time delay can see scans come back clear.(including ct with contrast and u/s).
My 2nd Dr (not happy with first) had to leave the practice suddenly due to family reasons was great but he only saw me for 2 weeks prior to his going.
The closest dx ive got is a narrowed cbd from rapid emptying with mixed artefact.
Im nearly in some degree of discomfort to downright pain most days. Ive asked for a hida scan twice and have been told they will leave that to the specialist and due to the 3 month gaps between appt times, I also changed specialists. ( The first specialist insisted on scheduling a gastroscopy/colonoscopy even though I said I felt it was unrelated and it wasnt).
I also had bloodwork indicate some sort of an infection but the Dr said no to abs, and all the while Im feeling worse. Finally, I put myself on abs but only had 4 days worth but feel much improved although still in pain.
Here's the thing, I have fibroids and ? enlarged ovary or fibroid growing on a stalk off it. Im 50 and in perimenopause and in frequent pain on my right ovary area.
Im due for a hysterectomy late next month, but am concerned about the gb? pain being bad post hyster surgery.
I really feel that my gb and gyno issues are feeding off each other but the new gp was dismissive of that. Honestly, sometimes it's hard to tell where the pain kicks off, ovary or gb area! I really think ever since I started peri menopause my gb has gone haywire and I can't be the only person to experience thus so surely Drs would make the connection.
I'm fairly forthright by nature, but trying to get my issues sorted is proving to be a nightmare. Hopefully the new specialist will actually listen and have some answers.