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A member asked:
Since having my gall bladder removed, i have been urinating excessively. what is the cause?
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You might have: A bladder infection, so have your doctor check your urine. Also, your doctor might have given extra IV fluids to prevent dehydration after surgery. Call your surgeon, he will be able to tell you.
Answered 3/9/2017
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