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Biliary stent for bile leak after gallbladder removal. when is safe to exercise? doctor said when you feel ready but what is 'normal' or expected?
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GI function: You will be ready when your GI function returns to normal , no abdominal distention and no pain , when you are doing all things your were doing before, that includes your exercises. Make sure you go for follow up visits including stent removal.
Answered 5/25/2015
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This is very: Unusual complication, so there is no normal. I think it would be okay after two weeks.
Answered 5/12/2019
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