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My hida scan shows a contraction rate of 71%. that seems kinda high.
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Biliary dyskinesia: The normal ejection fraction of the gallbladder is 33-42%. Over 73% is considered a hyperactive gallbaldder. This is an extremely rare condition. There is no supported treatment really for hyperkinesia. I would ask you to determine your symptoms presently.
Answered 6/21/2018
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