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Alk phos 184; wbc 12.7; cbd 12 mm and ruq pain. gallbladder out 20 yrs ago. gastric bypass surgery 13 yrs ago. should i be concerned?
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See your doctor: if you are having pain in the right upper quadrant with this lab pattern, it is possible that you could have a retained gallstone in your bile duct. It is important to see your doctor for further evaluation. Good luck.
Answered 2/5/2016
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