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10 days post op from gallbladder removal. lethargic and have flu like symptoms , tired, chills, no appetite but no fever. should i call the doc?
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Mgt: I would advise being seen by your PCP. They can then call the surgeon as indicated. It may be a self limited illness, but since you are in the post operative period, monitoring your temperature is important.
Answered 10/25/2016
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