Waiting for Blood Test Results

[Beyonderz]

Hey all, on monday I went to doctor, finally, due to my slight disturbance and pain on right side under ribcage. I described all to doctor, he asked many questions.
He found my heart rate a bit faster than normal, but other than this he asked like for every blood test possible :S
Including; thyroids, blood sugar, cholesterol / fat in blood, liver functions, possible infections, and other general blood check up degrees. I wasn't expecting that much. Actually it's sort of fine, but if I have the results good. He examined my abdomen himself also, but didn't say much about it.

Actually this is making me feel more disturbed and anxious :/
He didn't make any comment but he kept on talking about a possible gallbladder infection or intestinal issue (colitis), even though I told him that I am not experiencing any serious pain.
I hope that the results will be OK. Hard to wait. I am literally eating my mind here. So hard to wait, 1 week or so.

[swgrl09]

Good for you for going! It is so hard sometimes to get the courage to go through this, but it is a good thing that he is testing all that stuff because then you will have a definitive answer and no need to keep worrying anymore with "What if?"

Waiting really is awful though! I had to get a biopsy done on a patch of skin on my back and had to wait a week for the results, and it was so hard. Hang in there, keep busy, and just know that theres a light at the end of the tunnel and you are doing the right thing.

[eva82]

You are going to feel much better once you get the results (which will more than likely be fine!). I had a complete blood work done not too long ago and was very worried about getting bad news...I have so many symptoms 24/7 I was sure they would find something horrible. All that came back a little low was my potassium levels, so doctor told me to eat more bananas! Good luck to you and keep us posted. Xx

[Beyonderz]

Thank you all I am hoping and just waiting, since there is nothing much to do about it.
I gave the blood samples, no returning back.