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10 years ago i was diagnosed with choledocolithiasis and had a single episode of mild cholangitis. my ercp was done 3 weeks later and i was cured. i'm healthy and doing well till date. will my liver still remain normal for the rest of my life?
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Most likely but need more information. Best to discuss with your Dr.
Answered 4/24/2021
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