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Could This Be My Gallbladder Problem?

I am having tons of nausea , burping, acidity, and sometimes vomiting. I have bad burning like pain in my upper back and sometimes like almost to the bottom of my ribs on the right, but sometimes it stops and I have no symptoms. I have also been really dizzy, especially when I try to drive. Anyone know?? If it is my gallbladder , what will happen if I don't get it checked soon??
posted on Thu, 29 Apr 2010
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Hello.

You could probably be suffering from GERD or reflux of bile.In order to establish the diagnosis, you will have to consult a gastroenterologist/ general physician.

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Hi well come to HCM.
it seems you are having gastric reflux dis order. Drugs like pentoprazole with pro kinetic
like domperidone or cisa pride will help you to get rid of. If you have habit of smoking
tobacco chewing, alcohol and stress, spicy and junk food all can cause this so correct
them. Also if possible submit for Ecg to rule out any coronary reated problem. Thanks
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Could This Be My Gallbladder Problem?

Hello. You could probably be suffering from GERD or reflux of bile.In order to establish the diagnosis, you will have to consult a gastroenterologist/ general physician. Follow me twitter drarunprakashmd for daily tips.