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Had gallbladder out 8 months ago. is it normal to still have nausea, sometimes tight and distended stomach after surgery? how long does it take to heal
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Yes it can be: After gallbladder removal, some people can have nausea, bloating etc. Sometimes it's from bile in stomach, other times it is reaction to something u ate. If it is bothering u bad enough, please see your doctor.
Answered 8/19/2019
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