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Had gallbladder removed may 2014.lot of symptoms stopped.nausea and vomiting came bac end of june.is it normal 2 feel nausea or vomit post surgery?
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Not usually: Unless you have a stricture of the pancreatic duct it would be unusual for the biliary system to cause a problem. Would be concerned about irritable bowel syndrome. Have a set of liver enzymes with amylase taken and see what they find. A GI specialist would be the person to see.
Answered 9/28/2016
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