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Is it weird to get a gallbladder attack after eating a banana?
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Somewhat unusual: Typically a low fat food, like bananas, should help prevent gallbladder problems. It may be more related to reflux, gastritis or possibly signs of a duodenal ulcer. May be a food sensitivity as well. Probably best and easiest to avoid bananas if persistent problems with them.
Answered 5/7/2021
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