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After gall bladder removal can gall stones develop elsewhere in the body instead.eg the liver?

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Yes, in a small: minority of cases, stones can form in the common duct, which connects the liver to duodenum. If you are having symptoms, you should see a doctor for full exam and tests. It could still be some other problem too.

Dr Mcgill agreed

Answered 11/15/2018

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