thread: Hey wise people and nurses - what on earth is this? (Maybe TMI)

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  1. #1
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    Oct 2005
    North Queensland
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    You should definately mention this to your care provider.

    From the information you've described it sounds very much like either Galls Stones or Kidney Stones like others have said.

    I've cared for a Woman on the Antenatal Ward who had Gall Stones and she was in a huge amount of pain and the pain was coming in waves like labour contractions. She would also vomit when the pain was there.

    If you don't feel "listened to" by your current care provider, I would be finding another Dr very soon.

    Good luck!
    x

  2. #2
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    Nov 2007
    Country Vic - West of Ballarat
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    Definately tell them about it. It is quite common for pregnant women to get Gall Stones due to the increases levels of hormones.