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I passed a stool that was a darker color and wiping afterwards saw a little blood, i had my galbladder removed 6 days ago, is this normal?
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Most likely normal: Being that you are in recovery this can be normal. Increase your oral hydration, get your bowels moving with a bowel regimen and make your POST OPERATIVE appointment. Take a friend or family with you to discuss this issue. Recovery is marked by ups and downs. Call your surgery team if you have fever or vomiting. Be well.
Answered 10/21/2014
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