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Out Out Gallbladder!

Well, I'm having that aweful attacking gallbladder out on Wednesday. The testing after the last attack showed stones and it's got to come out. I've had one small incident since the major attack that landed me hospital last week so I will be glad to have the fear of the next looming attack removed.For some reason I'm more nervous about this surgery than I was for my VSG.

Anyone had digestive issues after having the gallbladder removed? Everything was going along so nicely up to this point.

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I've lost 46 pounds since July 15 surgery. 65% of the initial goal to get to a BMI within a "normal" weight range.

Personally I did not have any issues after my gall bladder surgery, I just felt soooo much better! Hope you feel better soon!

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