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Dad had gallbladder removed about a month ago. ever since then he gets nauseas if he overeats or if he eats certain foods. is this normal?
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Choly: If it has been a month, I would think he should not be having symptoms. I would let your surgeon know about these symptoms.
Answered 12/16/2016
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