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Does gallbladeebremoval increase gastritis?
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No: Gall bladder removal was first done in 1851. Though initially thought to be related to a host of problems, none was proven true overtime ( including bile reflux gastritis). You will have certain food intolerance after cholecystectomy but you can be healthy without your gall bladder.
Answered 10/7/2012
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