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Have pain in liver area especially after eating even small meals. have been also having nausea, severe fatigue, green stools?
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Gallbladder: Your symptoms sound suspicious for gallbladder problems. You could have a poorly functioning gallbladder or gallstones. There are other possiblities as well, but this should be evaluated further by your physician.
Answered 7/7/2019
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