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About 9 months ago I had severe abdominal pain and wasnt sure what it was. I went to the ER and they didnt diagnose me, didnt do adequate testing etc, I thought it might be heartburn and while I explained that I was literally writhing in pain for hours, the doctor did not even mention the possibility of gallstones or that it could be a gall bladder issue.
It happened to me the other day again,this time even more severe. I had an ultrasound, bloodwork, X rays, urine sample, the whole 9 yards. I have gallstones and a supposed gallbladder infection, and they are saying I could possibly potentially die without surgery. The behavior and the things the nurse told me werent really adding up and I got a weird feeling. I have since done a ton of research and read online from multiple sources that hospitals and doctors will often push people to have surgery when it is in fact not necessary because its big business for them. That would be consustent with the feeling I got from the nurse.
Also I have read from several dozen or so sources that since having their gullbladder removed their have been worsening of symptoms and various complications and in some cases even death.
On a side note, I am now considering suing the first hospital I visited who didnt even diagnose me as it seems to be to be a textbook case of malpractice. Anyone think I have a strong case here?
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