Breastfeed & Gallstone attack
I was warned pregnancy would trigger m gallstone attacks due to the increase in oestrogen. I was fortunate and had one very, VERY small attack the entire 9 months despite eating what I wanted when I wanted.
I’ve been EBF for 9 weeks now and my gallstone attacks appear to be back. Has anyone found breast feeding a trigger?
Wouldn’t mind, but the icecream wasn’t even worth it.
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I didn't have gall stones prior to pregnancy, but after having my first baby I lost 25kg in 5 weeks and I think that was the trigger to developing them.
I used to get absolutely horrendous attacks, sometimes they were during or just after breastfeeding but I didn't know whether that was related or if it was just because I fed my baby a lot so the timing was coincidence!
I'm pregnant again now, had a very small minor discomfort last week not even an attack. But I'm dreading post partum again if they come back in full force. I'm expecting to have to have my gall bladder taken out fairly soon after birth
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