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What should i drink when i have gallstones?
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Most anything: Avoid fried, greasy & fatty foods. Drink plenty of water. Avoid dehydration, too much alcohol or caffeine. Eat more fruits & vegetables. Most liquids to drink are fine except fatty ones (milk shakes, etc.).
Answered 8/30/2018
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