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My husband had his gallbladder removed from laroscopy surgery. he had the surgery january 4. he has leakage that looks like blood is this normal?
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Need to be checked: By this time normally should not have leakage , may be a stitch oe some thing irritating , go for a follow uo visit to the surgeon.
Answered 2/27/2014
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