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Hi. can u find gallbladder disease in a normal random blood test?
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Not specifically.: You can infer gallbladder pathology at times by relevant symptoms combined with some abnormalities in blood testing, but imaging studies are really required to make sure - ultrasound, HIDA scan, MRCP, ERCP.
Answered 3/5/2016
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