It seems best that you check for the presence of a ventral hernia between the abdominal scar and belly button with your primary health provider or abdominal surgeon (if necessary). It is possible, of course that you may be experiencing only some larger amounts of fat tissue that have built up in the region but if you are indeed experiencing a ventral hernia, first you can request its surgical correction and then after rehabilitation you may try exercises for strengthening the abdominal muscles. If you don’t have any type of ventral hernia and are only noticing fat tissue, you might try some easy stomach muscle exercises because all those abdominal operations happened a long time ago.


You don’t need any bile salts because you have your own bile salts!!! Bile salts are contained in the bile. Bile is produced by the liver and only collected in the gallbladder. When a gallbladder is removed the patient can experience digestive problems until the billiary ducts get enlarged and replace the gallbladder’s function.