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Gallbladder removed 16 years ago. last 6mo i have almost all watery/mucousy bright yellow stools with cramping before & for hours after bm.
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Long enough: You've waited long enough to know that this is not just going away. So, see a doctor foe a good exam. It's worth it - your health = quality of life.
Answered 6/18/2016
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