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Is an ejection fraction of 94% bad for a gall blader?

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Dr. George Valdez answered

Specializes in Family Medicine

Good: That is a good thing, works well...

Answered 12/7/2014

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No: This is well within normal.

Answered 10/3/2016

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Dr. Scott Grover answered

Specializes in Surgery

Nope: A normal ejection fraction for a gall bladder is anything over 35 per cent. If you still had pain during the test for the ejection fraction, you may still have a dysfunctional gall bladder, because it is not suppose to hurt when the gall bladder squeezes (or ejects) the bile out into the duct.

Answered 3/21/2012

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Depends: While many people rely on any value over 30% as being normal, we also see a few people that have severe symptoms related to gallbladder contraction. Did this test cause your typical symptoms when you were administered the hormone (cck)? If so, this may also indicate a gallbladder problem. While this is less common, a gallbladder surgery may be helpful. Talk to your surgeon about this.

Answered 7/10/2019

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