but my ultrasound shows it isn't gallstones….anyone have any ideas of what it can be??

ONE WAY YOU CAN TELL IS CUT WAY BACK ON FATS & OILS FOR a WEEK TO 10 DAYS AND SEE IF YOU FEEL BETTER IF SO IT'S GALL BLADDER…….

If you have all the symptoms of gallstones I would suggest you cut out all fat from your diet and see if that helps the symptoms disappear. This will take several days to weeks before you see an improvement. I would also Suggest taking lecithin powder one to 2tsp. three times a day before eating. This will act like a soap and clean the gallbladder.

sometimes the gallstones don't show on an ultrasound because of being extremely small. I don't have an answer as to what other condition you could be having.

I'm not sure if its just dry or if my skin is naturally sensitive and how do I treat it?

THAT THE SKIN IS DRY AND SENSITIVE!?!

USE OIL ON A REGULAR BASIS!

I WOULD USE SOME AYURVEDIC OIL…. OR YOU CAN ALSO USE OILVE OIL!

um well if its really dry then you have dead skin peeling off…if its sensitive then if you use harsh stuff it will turn red and a rash may appear…so i would suggest getting a moisturizer for sensitive skin

does your skin feel stretched and itchy? does it get worse in winter.do soaps make it worse? then it probably is dry skin..avoid using water based creams or lotions…use only oil based.use a soap that is less alkaline and has glycerine..

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Watching Markai carry around a cup to spit into throughout her pregnancy is one of the stranger things we’ve seen so far on “16 and Pregnant.” her strong craving to eat soap might have also struck you as odd. but like her doctor said, these actually aren’t uncommon side effects for someone who is expecting.

Soap cravings are usually a symptom of an eating disorder called “pica,” which is when someone wants to eat things that aren’t actually food, yet some pregnant women also feel an urge to eat soap, clay, dirt, chalk or baking soda. It’s not abnormal, but ingesting certain things can naturally be harmful to the baby. sometimes certain supplements (like iron) can help, which is another reason why it’s important for expectant mothers to talk to their doctors about what they’re experiencing.

Cravings aren’t the only weird things that can happen during pregnancy. here are more symptoms and side effects that people rarely tell you about:– heightened sense of smell– hair grows a lot faster and a lot thicker, and often in places you wouldn’t expect (like around the nipples, or on the chin and/or back)– uncontrollable gas– face, back and/or chest acne– moodiness– klutziness– constipation– back pain– nasal congestion– breast pain– terrible heartburn that doesn’t go away– swollen feet and ankles (so much so that it can be painful to wear shoes at times)– vaginal discharge– blotchy skin– hiccups– peeing a little bit when you laugh or sneeze– weird taste in your mouth– nipples get bigger and darker– stretch marks– hemorrhoids

Many of these things happen because of the change in hormones during pregnancy, and some are simply caused by the physical changes that result from getting larger as the pregnancy progresses. Luckily, most of these go away in the months after giving birth.

–Written by Amy Kramer of The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy