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Had gallbladder removed in september of 2020 and am experiencing slight pain in the same area it once was. tend to feel nauseous when it occurs too?
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You should see a gastroenterologist because you could have a gallstone in the common bile duct that would need to be treated. So, see a GI doctor ASAP! Good luck to you!!
Answered 5/1/2021
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