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Two years ago galbladder removed. last three days upper quadrant right side pain (like galbladder pain). yellow mucus stool. constant heartburn. nausea.
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Post cholecyst. synd: The most common postcholecystectomy issue is bile acid diarrhea. Because bile is being dumped and no longer processed. Microscopic gallstones and biliary sludge , Sphincter of ODI dysfunction part. in woman, also, but both condition needs ERCP for Dx. Post Cholecystecomy, does not increase GERD symptoms. I feel you should get GI w/u for definitive DX.
Answered 1/9/2019
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