How Do You Recognize Symptoms Of A Gallbladder Attack?
A gallbladder attack can come on suddenly and may be quite painful. A gallbladder attack may be the result of gallstones or an infection. A gallbladder attack may be minor and the pain may subside after a few minutes or it may be severe enough to require hospitalization. People are often unaware that they have gallstones since they have no symptoms until an attack occurs. Take note of any pain occurring in the middle of the abdomen or the upper right abdominal quadrant. Pain is the most obvious symptom. The pain may radiate to the back or shoulder. Chest pain may also be present. Observe whether the abdominal pain occurs or worsens after eating a meal. Does chest or abdominal pain become worse when breathing deeply? Observe whether nausea or vomiting occur. These are common symptoms that often accompany gallbladder infection or attack. Notice whether a fever is present. It is common for fever to accompany infection. Observe whether there is abdominal bloating. There is often a feeling
