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MrBlond

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Lazy Gallbladder Posted: 04-10-07 09:55am


A couple weeks ago I was feeling some discomfort on my right side so I went to see my doctor he recomended that I have a HIDA scan done the results came in and it showed that my gallbladder was working at 9% so it had to be removed. With those results I went to my gastroenterologist and he recomended a sonogram and a CT scan, both results came out normal and it showed I had no gallstones so he said I had a lazy bladder and that removal wasnt necessary. So what can I do? Do I have it removed? What are the chances that my gallbladder function will go down from 9%? One more thing the discomfort has gone away. Thank You

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Lazy Gallbladder Posted: 04-12-07 13:41pm


My advice is to leave it alone if it is not hurting you.

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