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Found out after getting my gallbladder out and ending up with a bile leak that i have 2 common bile ducts. will there be any long term affects?
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Not really: Two common bile ducts, like variations in number of ureters etc, are not that uncommon. We dont know since these body structures are not pictured, unless diseased. Dont worry, and consider the extra bile buct a bonus!
Answered 7/12/2015
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