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AUTHOR: all elmoed outDATE: 08/09/02 11:25pm
SUBJECT: Re: gull bladder attacks
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AUTHOR: babyherrin
wow.. did you bring back painful memories. when i was pregnant with my daughter (she's almost 2) i started having gall bladder attacks. the first one at about 6 1/2 mo. your diet controls alot of your symptoms. your gall bladder processes fat.. so anything high in fat can trigger it. stick to lower fat foods (watch your nuts, seeds and oils too) also my doc had told me that beef broth and chicken broth can set it off too (something about the higher concentration of protein in the broth can cause it to contract). i carried my daughter fine. i just had my gall bladder out this year. good luck.
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