Will SN cause a lot of pain with no gallbladder?

[onlyinsleep]

Edit: I'm super sorry if I've asked this before. I have a terrible memory sometimes due to my condition.


So there doesn't seem to be a lot of literature regarding whether or not SN causes abdominal pain. If you Google it, it CLAIMS that is a side effect. Nitschke says it is a peaceful way to die, so maybe his info is more reliable than say, the more outdated NIH stuff?

Any thoughts or experiences related to it? The cool thing about having no gallbladder is not eating or drinking and then taking meds tend to produce a lot of cramping for me rather than eating with them.

So I worry about the antiemetic/fasting part. Maybe even the SN part. I don't tend to feel a TON of pain in there (usually feel pressure or pulling when taking meds or supplements) but I wish there was more info about how I'd handle it. Isn't Exit supposed to put some out soon? I can't hang on too much longer.

And does anyone recommend a kitchen scale? Thanks!

 

[Lethe]

I'm getting my gallbladder out soon so I hope not, lol. My understanding is that the gallbladder's only role is digesting oils.

 

[TowerUpright]

Gallbladders help process days. Fortunately, Sodium Nitrite doesn't have a chemical composition that remotely resembles a fat molecule.

I doubt it makes a difference. I also have had a gallbladder out

 

[Trainwreck]

I don't have a gallbladder either. I sure hope that it isn't an issue!

 

[Lara Francis]

The gallbladder is an organ that stores bile (made in the liver)
This bile is then released in response to ,and aid breaking down fatty foods.
My understanding is that,
Without a gallbladder,bile is produced in the liver but is then released directly into the intestines.
Therefore i dont think it would make a difference but would love to know for sure.
I would hope that once SN has been consumed and in the stomach it would just take effect.

 

[Lethe]

Gallbladders help process days.

Huh, maybe that's why they've started to drag by since I got gallstones.

 

[TowerUpright]

Gallbladders help process days. Fortunately, Sodium Nitrite doesn't have a chemical composition that remotely resembles a fat molecule.

I doubt it makes a difference. I also have had a gallbladder out

Damn autocorrect. I typed fats.

The gallbladder is an organ that stores bile (made in the liver)
This bile is then released in response to ,and aid breaking down fatty foods.
My understanding is that,
Without a gallbladder,bile is produced in the liver but is then released directly into the intestines.
Therefore i dont think it would make a difference but would love to know for sure.
I would hope that once SN has been consumed and in the stomach it would just take effect.

SN acts directly against Hemoglobin, IIRC. You're right. It should start to take effect after absorption.

 

[Trainwreck]

I kick myself for getting iron infusions last month. Besides being ridiculously expensive, my hemoglobin is nice and high now.