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I just had gallbladder removal im 39 2 months ago and am suffering now from bile reflux. does it go away? what can help?
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Bile reflux varies : in duration and best treated with PPI therapy" Nexium, Prilosec,Zegerid with oral antacids.
Answered 10/23/2018
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