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My recent blood test shows borderline liver function. i have no gallbladder, what can this mean?
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Likely fatty liver: Without seeing the labs and levels it's difficult to say exactly however commonly borderline LFTs may be from fatty liver disease which is a dietary issues with high fats and cholesterol a in your diet.
Answered 11/14/2015
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Fatty Liver: People who have had their gallbladder removed can still suffer from fatty liver and fatty liver is a risk factor for gallstone formation. I would start a very low fat diet (
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