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Reasons for breathig problem from gallbladder removal?
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Not sure what u mean: "breathing problems" can b from so many reasons after any surgery. It could b from lung ( pneumonia, embolus), heart (fluid overload), or admonish issues (abscess, bile leak, incisional pain etc) etc. U need to be assessed in person to figure out.
Answered 11/3/2017
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