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Gall Bladder

After my surgery I started periodically having these horrible pains that would last 15 min to longest 7 hous moaning pain afer I ate certain things. I thought it was from surgery and that it was from not being careful about what I ate so I didnt go to the DR. ( I also had a big ded uctable.and it was right before end of year at its worst}. It was a very sick Gall bladder and it could have killed me when I finaly went to DR My liver and pancrease count during the attack was almost 10.500 normal is under 300. I had emergency surgery on thursday and feel great now. I just wanted others to be awre so they are not in the same serious position. I have never regretted my sleeve surgery I amdown 60 LBs since june : >

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It's documented that rapid weight loss can cause gallstones so, seeing as I already have some non-bothersome gallstones, my surgeon is taking out my gallbladder while he's in there doing the sleeve. Saves problems further down the track (especially as I'm self-pay - about $20,000, ouch)

Glad you came safely through the probelm - onward and downward!!

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