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Q: Gallbladder And Weight

asked by: blueevo on August 20th, 2004

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I am about to get my gb removed on the 24th. Do you lose weight easier without your gallbladder, considering people seem to have problems with diareah? Just wondering I have also heard you can't realy eat normal again because some foods still are bothersome .............Right?

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carla04

replied on February 22nd, 2009

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Gall Bladder Removel

Hi,

I Had my gall bladder removed in June 2003, and ever since I have gained so much weight in my upper part of my body and I hate it. The weight is so hard to lose and no matter what I eat, what I do or take to lose the weight, I cant lose it.

What should I do Or take to lose the weight. I hate how I look!

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