throw up after eating and have lime green bowel movements

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The ultrasound finding of inflammation of the bile duct, could possibly be due to gall bladder dysfunction. The cause is usually due to poor dietary habits, chronic liver diseases, obesity and a sedentary ‎lifestyle. ‎ ‎

The common presentation due to gall bladder dysfunction include - Pain or tenderness under the rib ‎cage on ‎the ‎right side , Pain ‎‎between shoulder blades, Stools light or chalky colored, Indigestion after ‎eating, ‎‎especially fatty or greasy foods, ‎‎Nausea, Dizziness, Bloating, Gas, Burping or belching, ‎Feeling of fullness or ‎food ‎not digesting, Diarrhea (or ‎‎alternating from soft to watery) and or ‎Constipation. ‎

In case the HIDA scan, done shows the Gall bladder function to be less than 35%, then it will be conclusive. ‎

Improved diet (Avoidance of high fatty foods and grease), Physical exercise, weight loss provide the best results ‎in ‎individuals with low functioning gall bladder. Medicines to improve digestion and cleanse the gall bladder ‎can also ‎be prescribed to help in improvement of symptoms. ‎

The definitive treatment of such conditions is cholecystectomy for patients who are able to tolerate surgery.‎

In many patients, coexistent GERD is also a contributing factor for the symptoms. Hence in many individuals ‎who ‎undergo Gall bladder removal, the symptoms due to GERD will cause persistent symptoms. Hence it is ‎important to ‎work with a gastroenterologist and rule out Gastric Reflux disorder, and treat it properly. ‎Effective treatment of such ‎conditions may negate the need for a gall bladder surgery. ‎

But in case, the symptoms are predominantly due to gall bladder, then treatment of both GERD and ‎gallbladder ‎removal may be needed. ‎
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You might consider to consult your health care provider for additional information and seek proper advice.‎

I hope this helps.‎