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I have don a gall stone surgery.but pain is still there?
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See below: Depends on how long ago your surgery was. It can take several months to fully recover from surgery. If the operation was a long time ago, then you may have something else like stomach issues. In either case would need to return to see your doctor to have a re-evaluation to see what may be going on.
Answered 11/10/2015
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