Chest/Indigestion/Heartburn Pain/Discomfort

Eims
Eims Member Posts: 423
in Kidney Cancer #1

Just wondering if anyone has had any of the above since surgery?  I am a year and a half out and I am starting to have discomfort after I eat like an indigestion pain.  Also certain foods are making me sweat a little especially hard cheeses!!!  Anyone else experiencing anything like this?

Eims x

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  • cjhawk38
    cjhawk38 Member Posts: 44
    #2
    Yes

    Not matter what I drink I get it now.  I can even drink water and I have to burp to get rid of the uncomfortable feeling in my chest.

     

    Cindy

  • NanoSecond
    NanoSecond Member Posts: 653
    #3
    Bile

    Eims.  It could have something to do with your Gall Bladder or that you have just have some blocked bile ducts.

    Hard cheese is mostly fat.  In order to digest that fact you need additional bile to be released into your gut.

    Might be worth mentioning to your doc's.

  • growler9
    growler9 Member Posts: 48
    #4
    cjhawk38 said:

    Yes

    Not matter what I drink I get it now.  I can even drink water and I have to burp to get rid of the uncomfortable feeling in my chest.

     

    Cindy

    Sounds familiar

    Eims - Classic symptoms of a heart problem. In my 30s-40s, I started head and face sweating when I ate spicey things like some BBQ sauces, cocktail sauce, Heinz ketchup and was buying rolaids by the 500 count bottle. 5 minutes after my last bite, I would dry up. It progressed to the point of head and face sweating at every meal no matter what I ate and it would quit as soon as I was done eating. No longer had a need for Rolaids. At 53, I fell over dead from a Sudden Cardiac Arrest (an electrical problem within the heart). I am now on a heart assist device and rated class IIII heart failure. BUT.....I no longer sweat when I eat! 

    So, my advice is see a cardiologist and get checked out. Hopefully nothing but thats what I thought and never went to a doctor.

     

    Best wishes.  Alan

  • Eims
    Eims Member Posts: 423
    #5
    NanoSecond said:

    Bile

    Eims.  It could have something to do with your Gall Bladder or that you have just have some blocked bile ducts.

    Hard cheese is mostly fat.  In order to digest that fact you need additional bile to be released into your gut.

    Might be worth mentioning to your doc's.

    Thanks everyone off to the

    Thanks everyone off to the doctor today so watch this space!!!!

    Eims x

  • donna_lee
    donna_lee Member Posts: 1,045 Member
    #6
    Eims said:

    Thanks everyone off to the

    Thanks everyone off to the doctor today so watch this space!!!!

    Eims x

    Hopefully not a heart attack

    But I had my gall bladder and 1/2 the liver removed during the first cancer surgery, so knew that I was not able to store bile and release small amounts as needed.  It was eat food and dump bile from the liver.

    Lo and behold, I have/had GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease).  The stomach sphincter doesn't always close off completely.  I take Omeprazole 1/2 hour before meal(s) (OTC now) to supress production of stomach acid.  Usually just take it before breakfast and that seems to work-but if you have a regular problem, before each meal is better.

    Omeprazole works to prevent the production of acid before you eat food.  Tums just makes the bubbles break up after the acid is in your stomach.  And on the CT 7 months ago, a stomach polyp was noted.  Removed and benign.

    Hope the Dr. appt. goes well.

    Donna

  • icemantoo
    icemantoo Member Posts: 3,361 Member
    #7
    donna_lee said:

    Hopefully not a heart attack

    But I had my gall bladder and 1/2 the liver removed during the first cancer surgery, so knew that I was not able to store bile and release small amounts as needed.  It was eat food and dump bile from the liver.

    Lo and behold, I have/had GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease).  The stomach sphincter doesn't always close off completely.  I take Omeprazole 1/2 hour before meal(s) (OTC now) to supress production of stomach acid.  Usually just take it before breakfast and that seems to work-but if you have a regular problem, before each meal is better.

    Omeprazole works to prevent the production of acid before you eat food.  Tums just makes the bubbles break up after the acid is in your stomach.  And on the CT 7 months ago, a stomach polyp was noted.  Removed and benign.

    Hope the Dr. appt. goes well.

    Donna

    Same as Donna

    Elms,

     

    Donna and I have a lot in common. We both have GERD and we are boyh 71. Not fun. At leat for me I do not think it is related to RCC.

     

    Icemantoo

  • Eims
    Eims Member Posts: 423
    #8
    icemantoo said:

    Same as Donna

    Elms,

     

    Donna and I have a lot in common. We both have GERD and we are boyh 71. Not fun. At leat for me I do not think it is related to RCC.

     

    Icemantoo

    Sooooooo the doctor thinks

    Sooooooo the doctor thinks it's stress related and my stomach is very tender.  He put me on Zoton to reduce the amount of acid I make.  Full bloods again and a camera test!!!  Actually starting to feel better already x

  • GSRon
    GSRon Member Posts: 1,303 Member
    #9
    icemantoo said:

    Same as Donna

    Elms,

     

    Donna and I have a lot in common. We both have GERD and we are boyh 71. Not fun. At leat for me I do not think it is related to RCC.

     

    Icemantoo

    Fixed it...

    Here is Ice Guy's corrected text... Cool

    Ron

     

    Elms, 

    Donna and I have a lot in common. We both have GERD except I am 71, and Donna is 41. Not fun. At least for me I do not think it is related to RCC. 

    Icemantoo

  • todd121
    todd121 Member Posts: 1,448 Member
    #10
    GSRon said:

    Fixed it...

    Here is Ice Guy's corrected text... Cool

    Ron

     

    Elms, 

    Donna and I have a lot in common. We both have GERD except I am 71, and Donna is 41. Not fun. At least for me I do not think it is related to RCC. 

    Icemantoo

    Fixing things...

    I have a few things that need fixing, Ron.

    Can I send them over? Laughing

    Todd

  • GSRon
    GSRon Member Posts: 1,303 Member
    #11
    todd121 said:

    Fixing things...

    I have a few things that need fixing, Ron.

    Can I send them over? Laughing

    Todd

    Todd, you can try, but since

    Todd, you can try, but since I am on the Isle of Man, good luck. Ron

  • todd121
    todd121 Member Posts: 1,448 Member
    #12
    GSRon said:

    Todd, you can try, but since

    Todd, you can try, but since I am on the Isle of Man, good luck. Ron

    Binary Conversion Program

    I'll run my handy conversion program, convert them all to bits, and email them right over.

    Gimme 5 minutes.

    How's the racing going? I haven't seen an update from you on your trip?

    Todd

  • donna_lee
    donna_lee Member Posts: 1,045 Member
    #13
    todd121 said:

    Binary Conversion Program

    I'll run my handy conversion program, convert them all to bits, and email them right over.

    Gimme 5 minutes.

    How's the racing going? I haven't seen an update from you on your trip?

    Todd

    I luv ya, Ron!

    Thanks for taking 30 years off my age.

    Donna

  • GSRon
    GSRon Member Posts: 1,303 Member
    #14
    donna_lee said:

    I luv ya, Ron!

    Thanks for taking 30 years off my age.

    Donna

    Any time, young lady.!!  
    Ron

    Any time, young lady.!!  Wink

    Ron

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