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I am having trouble eating, gaseous, after 8 days from my gall bladder removed, is this normal?
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Yes: It can be normal. Your body may be adjusting to the lack of the gallbladder. It should resolve as your body adjust. Limit your fat intake. If this continues discuss with your surgeon at your follow up visit.
Answered 8/14/2016
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