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Have Stomach And Back Pain, Vomiting, Feel Dizzy And Tired. Got Hot Gallbladder. Should I Go To ER?

I have what the doctor calls a hot gallbladder I'm currently waiting to see a surgeon
I have been in constant pain now for 26 hours with pain in my stomach my back and what feels like my kidneys, I've spend today feeling freezing cold and I started vomiting about 3 hours ago I haven't eaten today so I just throw up bile now I'm still trying to throw up but nothing's coming up, my last vomit looked like brown granules and there was a tiny bit of bright blood. I feel bit dizzy and really tired should I go to emergency?
Fri, 29 Nov 2013
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Hello!

Thank you for the query.

Yes you should go to ER. Your symptoms can be caused by gallstones indeed. However also acute pancreatitis can give such sudden symptoms. Both gallbladder inflammation and acute pancreatitis can be life threatening when not diagnosed and treated.
So please do not wait any longer and go to ER as soon as possible.

Hope this will help.
Regards.
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Have Stomach And Back Pain, Vomiting, Feel Dizzy And Tired. Got Hot Gallbladder. Should I Go To ER?

Hello! Thank you for the query. Yes you should go to ER. Your symptoms can be caused by gallstones indeed. However also acute pancreatitis can give such sudden symptoms. Both gallbladder inflammation and acute pancreatitis can be life threatening when not diagnosed and treated. So please do not wait any longer and go to ER as soon as possible. Hope this will help. Regards.