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I have gallstones does my doctor have to refer me to a special doctor for that or can i just go to him/her.
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Referral needed.: You need to see a gastroenterologist, or "G.I." doctor. They will assess your gallbladder and perform surgery if indicated to remove your gallbladder.
Answered 4/24/2013
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