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I have been nauseous for the past two days and have been struggling with dumping syndrome after getting my gallbladder removed. what can help with this?
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Dumping syndrome occurs when the contents of the stomach are emptied into the small intestines too0 rapidly' eg after partial stomach removal and not after GB removal. For your symptoms pl see a GI doc. In the meantime eat smaller meals several times a day. Good luck
Answered 7/25/2023
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