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Doctor says i have gallbladder disease. now what?
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Gall bladder : Generally next step is surgical removal.
Answered 11/28/2017
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Gallbladder removal: Treatment for most gallbladder disease involves removing the gallbladder surgically which is an operation done laparoscopically (small incisions) and often as an outpatient.
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