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Can itching be associated with gallbladder infection/gallstones?
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YES : If you have jaundice associated with gallstones, itching (pruritis) is common, especially as your bilirubin rises. However, if you don't have jaundice, you shouldn't have associated itching. Good luck.
Answered 10/23/2013
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