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Old 16 April 2016, 09:12 PM
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Default Double prize on my Ultrasound

Suffering for 17 years now with "IBS" I've had a discomfort in my side for just over two weeks and thought sod it, I'll get a scan.

The results are attached .. I need to get an appointment with my GP to talk it through but wondered if anyone could shed any light?

lot's of conflicting stuff online.
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Old 16 April 2016, 10:59 PM
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No easy way to break this Pimmo but...

















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Old 17 April 2016, 05:04 AM
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Sorry to hear dude but hope it's all minor n sorts out easily
Old 17 April 2016, 08:15 AM
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Hope you get it all sorted mate. At least your Prostate looks normal unlike mine did
Old 17 April 2016, 08:52 AM
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A couple of polyps in the Gall bladder,

And some collapsed cysts in a kidney


Rescan on the polyps in a few months to see if there growing,,,,


I'm no doctor, but i'd say you were pregnant

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Old 17 April 2016, 09:11 AM
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Polyps are growths from the lining of the gall bladder, usually not anything to worry about but they will keep an eye on them.
Anoechoic means that the cysts are absorbing the sound waves so probably filled with fluid.
Cysts are pockets of fluid air or pus.
Ibs wouldn't normally be diagnosed with ultrasound.
Dr might consider endoscopy to look into your colon.

I'm not a doctor but I believe the above to be factually correct.

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Old 17 April 2016, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by mart360


I'm no doctor, but i'd say you were pregnant

Mart
Reading the title I thought it was twins.
Old 17 April 2016, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by sivo
Polyps are growths from the lining of the gall bladder, usually not anything to worry about but they will keep an eye on them.
Anoechoic means that the cysts are absorbing the sound waves so probably filled with fluid.
Cysts are pockets of fluid air or pus.
Ibs wouldn't normally be diagnosed with ultrasound.
Dr might consider endoscopy to look into your colon.

I'm not a doctor but I believe the above to be factually correct.

Siv

Aye the IBS is long standing, this was to check the pains weren't being caused by anything else.

I've spoken with a doctor (online) don't worry still going to see my own tomorrow, but he said nothing to worry about at all. In fact the sizes mean he wouldnt even been monitoring them, just get on with life and forget them. I won't and I'll get scanned again to confirm they aren't growing, but that's quite a positive response, so I feel better for it.
Old 17 April 2016, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by wayne9t9
Reading the title I thought it was twins.
Yes, me too
Old 17 April 2016, 10:53 PM
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Hey, Pimms. Have you got any stress or your life is as picture perfect as many people here with ample wealth and fulfilling family relations? Prior can potentially trigger and sustain IBS. Bad diet and allergies to dairy products etc. are to be watched, too. Good luck, man.
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It's likely you'll have your gall bladder removed. It's not a major major operation and almost always goes successfully. As for your kidneys, well, that could range from majorly boring to extremely serious. Good luck!
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Originally Posted by Turbohot
Hey, Pimms. Have you got any stress or your life is as picture perfect as many people here with ample wealth and fulfilling family relations? Prior can potentially trigger and sustain IBS. Bad diet and allergies to dairy products etc. are to be watched, too. Good luck, man.
Always a bit of stress, mine appears to be mostly diet though, on the FODmaps now and seeing a huge improvement.

Originally Posted by Kaeo
It's likely you'll have your gall bladder removed. It's not a major major operation and almost always goes successfully. As for your kidneys, well, that could range from majorly boring to extremely serious. Good luck!
Doctor said it's not even worth checking up on, they are not and never will be a problem
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Originally Posted by pimmo2000
Always a bit of stress, mine appears to be mostly diet though, on the FODmaps now and seeing a huge improvement
Well done and pleased to know that, P. Some people reduce or even eliminate their IBS symptoms just by going gluten-free.
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What are FOD maps?

Suffer from IBS myself although its being very good at the moment... But when its bad,things aint pretty..
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Originally Posted by fatscoobfella1
What are FOD maps?

Suffer from IBS myself although its being very good at the moment... But when its bad,things aint pretty..

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FODMAP

If you Google FODMAP, you'll find loads of info on what the IBS sufferers should eat and what they should avoid.
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Originally Posted by fatscoobfella1
What are FOD maps?

Suffer from IBS myself although its being very good at the moment... But when its bad,things aint pretty..

I had beetroot weekend before last and good god ...

The fodmaps are basically sugars in most things, you have to really limit your food for a while to find a baseline, but in theory over time and with a lot of effort you can work out exactly what impacts you.
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