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Had my gallbladder removed laparoscopic mon and now my left foot is swollen, red, painful, itchy, and i haven't had a bowel movement at all. ideas?
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Not a problem: I am quite sure that youer doctor can tell you what is going on. So ask him/her.
Answered 2/7/2015
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