Hello everyone,
My mom has a difficult problem. We did a olive oil and lemon flush
1 week ago and green solid stones came out with many the size of
golf balls. This was her second flush. She felt better after and
more energy, but she has been Jaundiced for 3 months now and her
bile still isn’t flowing through. Any ideas?
It seems the stones blocked her common bile duct and the bile backed
up into her liver and went into her blood etc. Her skin and eye
color is scary and now she has the abdomenon and leg swelling due to
her liver not functioning. We feel we waisted too much time with
the doctors miss leading us that she has 100% no stones??? Had and
MRI-MRCP done in Canada and they said for sure she had no stones and
they feel it is a growth on her common bile duct and they need to
cut inside and see. Then we send the MRI to one of the leading
specialist it the USA and they came back and said 100% she has no
stones too. So we sent it to our Cousin in Europe and they say they
SEE 100% that her whole duct is blocked with Stones. This was the
case and she decided to do the flush after reading your forum which
gave her confidence.
What gives?? Why does North America lie about they see no stones???
I can’t read MRI and MRCP images, but when I loaded them on my
computer I could easily see that her whole duct was blocked and all
the North American Specialists said I am a fool and not a qualified
doctor?. Then when we gave the stones to our local doctors and they
were infuriated and did not want to help mom further and deeply
offended that we got a second apinion.
THis has been very traumatic to our family as we see our mom
withering away. Thank God a forum like yours exists to expose these
so called doctors. Would any of you have advice for my mom and her
condtion now? We really feel now that she can turn this around.
T
Thanks to all of you and thanks again for making this forum
available to everyone.
Best wishes to you all.
Please help my mom with her Juandice and liver problems
July 31st, 2006 · 2 Comments
Tags: gallstones
2 responses so far ↓
1 andrea_190 // Aug 1, 2006 at 12:29 am
In a message dated 5/24/2004 6:10:55 PM Eastern Standard Time,
kamploops@… writes:
Dear T,
My heart goes out to you and your Mum and I hope it might help you to find
some peace to know that it is common practice to get second and third opinions
amongst the medical community. Vets also do this and are taught to tell
patients to seek out second opinions when an owner of an animal feels unsure (or
the
vet is unsure)…at least in the reputable schools. This is a clear indication
of the caliber of a doctor as to how they react to this. A good doc will
always encourage a patient to seek out a second opinion, because the Hippocratic
oath states that a patient’s well-being be their uppermost concern (above their
own ego), even if that means questioning a clear-cut physical diagnosis that
may only enhance the well-being of the mental, or emotional state of a
patient. Let’s face it, we are more likely to put our trust in a doctor who is
able
to say, “I just don’t know and I suggest you seek a second opinion”, or “I am
so sure of your condition that I am willing to stick my neck on the line that a
second opinion will only bring the same result”. Any doctor who is resentful
of a second opinion has no credibility to his/her patients, basically.
I hope you and your family find some peace with this, because your intuition
was on the mark with seeking out further opinions and it’s always the one
thing you can trust. ;)))
Blessings, Marion
2 Neva Marjory // Aug 4, 2006 at 8:35 pm
Thank you Marion,
I am deeply dissapointed in many doctors. They value their ego much
more than the well being of their patients.
I am still so worried about my mom’s stomach. It is as like she has
2 babies inside now.
Best wishes to all of you
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