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Can you still have a gallbladder attack, after your gallbladder has been removed?
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Depends : What you mean by attack. You will not get cholecystitis after cholecystectomy, but you can get things such as biliary dyskinesia and common duct stones. Ask your doctor for specific advice.
Answered 12/9/2013
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