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Gall bladder ef was 15% 3 years ago and i just had a hida scan repeat... it was 63%. does this mean i'm normal now?
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Depends: on what you mean being "normal." But yes, your HIDA scan is now normal. These tests tend to be highly variable & the results can change from one day to another. If you have no gallstones on ultrasound, then your gallbladder is functioning normally at this time.
Answered 5/18/2016
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