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A member asked:

Is it true that lower back pain linked to gallstones/gallbladder disease?

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Lower back: Pain is not one of the symptoms of biliary tract disease. You and your doctor should look for an unrelated cause.

Dr Hoepfner agreed

Answered 9/16/2017

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