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What's the sound in stomach , after gall bladder removal ?
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Borborygmi: After gallbladder removal if you eat fatty food, which you cannot digest well, there may be increased activity of your intestines due to irritation from the undigested fat. The increased sound is called borborygmi. Try to decrease fatty or greasy food.
Answered 8/7/2017
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