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Are there any ways to reverse gallbladder problems in their early stages to avoid surgery?
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Unknown: I do not know if you mean gallstones or not. Many people can have gallstones their entire life with no problems & never need surgery. Once gallstones form they do not go away on their own or resolve with dietary changes or "gallbladder flush." once discomfort or pains occur from gallstones, then surgery becomes more likely needed.
Answered 4/25/2013
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