Should I go to the ER for this or wait it out? Is this normal or possible that its getting more severe?

Question

I just had a HIDA scan to test the function of my gall bladder. My injection fraction was 7 and Im not scheduled for a surgery CONSULT until thursday, which may mean my actual surgery wont be until the week after next..I am inexcruciating pain getting worse by the day and cannot even eat. Last night I was up all night in pain and am really considering going to the ER. Is this just normal or does it sound like something could be really wrong? Im dizzy, have nausea, and extreme pain along with chills but no fever yet. please help me if u know anything about this. thank you

Answer 1

If you have gall bladder disorder, it gives severe abdomen pain and

your doctor may even recommend surgery but one should know what

does mean of this surgery.  Doctor may remove your gall bladder organ

which is around few CMs size.  Liver to some extent can do function of gall bladder.  You have two options, if you are still quite young, try to

tolerate this pain and it will disappear after sometime but if you are

very very old, you may consider surgery.  However, you need to use

your judgement ,  One thing more, abdomen pain can be due to pancreas

disorder.  Pancreas is an organ, located behind liver and gall bladder  

but in front of spinal & produces digestive juices for our body. To find out pancreas disorder or pancreas cancer

is really very very difficult and mostly it is diagonised at final stage.

Therefore, you need to be very very careful before you finalise what to

do.  I am not a doctor but telling you on the basis of my personal

knowledge and experience.  Pain in stomach mayl disapprear after

sometime and you may get prescription from your doctor.  For more

information visit Yahoo.com/health and search gall bladder disorder or

pancreas disorder and you will get so much information that sea is

the limit.  Good luck

  

Answer 2

Go to the ER NOW.....don't wait just go! Your Dr. might have a after hours number you can call but they are most likely they will tell you to go to the ER. Good Luck

Answer 3

It's not normal; don't wait it out; go to the ER.

Answer 4

I would call your primary physician and explain your symptoms.  There should be someone on call for him/her.  They may suggest going to the ER.  If I were you, I would not hesitate to get to the ER.  If at all possible, I would go to the same facility that you had your HIDA scan done, that way the ER physician(s) can determine if you need to be admitted to the hospital or not.