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Q: Gallbladder Removal And Erythema Annulare Centrifugum (rash)
asked by: kevos on April 4th, 2006
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I had my gb remove two years ago. I had two months of post op problems due to a blocked bile duct. Apparently it cleared itself as I started to feel better the day the dr's started taking my problem seriously as I develeped jaundice. Subsequently my insides have never been the same, recently they have been on the bad side. Recently I developed a skin rash (looks like something called erythema annulare centrifugum). I thought it was something I may have contracted while in business in china, but I developed it on the first day of the trip. I have 4 instances, each the size of my hand. I am seeing my dr tomorrow, but I started to do some research on my own. One of the medical causes of this rash is a blocked bile duct. Last time I had this I had jaundice, I don't appear to have jaundice this time.

Has anyone heard of this, or am i'm making a leap back to my gb nighmare? The only medication I am on is lipitor because post-op tests showed my cholesterol and triglycerides went up rapidly.
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Mikey1970
replied on April 9th, 2006
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It could be the lipitor causing it.
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