Biliary dyskinesia and Lyme

Did you ever have an ultrasound done ?

Or is the Hida scan all that’s needed?

i have been in your exact position after several v painful gall bladder attacks and rushed to A&E
ultrasound showed only a few tiny specs - nothing significant.

this started a few years before full-blown lyme symptoms but I now believe they are likely caused by the same.

by the way - the second most common cause of gastritis is Bartonella infection ( after h-pylori) according to Dr. Burrasco ( the guy that wrote the first ILADS treatment guidelines ) and my symptom pattern also includes mild gastritis ( diagnosed via gastroscopy) gut / digestion issues. and many Bart like symptoms.

many people with bart and / or lyme have liver issues - around 70% or Dr Hrowitz patients have liver problems according to his latest book ( he is among the most prolific and dependable LLMD out there)

I did not have my gall bladder removed - Neither the Doctor nor the surgeon had any interest in figuring out why a fit lean 40-year-old man would suddenly develop Gall Bladder disease and the casual way they opted for invasive surgery and taking away a part of my body that clearly has a function very much undermined my confidence in that approach.

Instead, i treated myself with the liver flush technique described by hulda clarke - i was skeptical, but it worked and i am now able to eat a high fat keto style diet - whereas before a single egg yolk would give me a GB attack.
it took a while but I am glad I did it. others on here have written about it also. sounds wacky but works - at least it did for me.

in my research, i came across plenty of accounts of people having the surgery and continuing to have the same issues afterward. others felt it was wonderful.

incidentally as far as my reading went - it seems the underlying mechanism for GB disease is auto-immune in nature - but very few people seem interested in finding out what the root cause of that is.

i my case it's clear to me now it was an undiagnosed intracellular infection like Lyme or Bart - which are known for their ability to trigger AI disease.

I have a pathological condition where I tend not to believe what so-called experts tell me

it means i have to figure most stuff out for myself though - and of course, I don't always get it right Lol

I am happy to find I seem to be in the good company of other rational self-experimenters here though