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Sludge In Gallbladder

My Dr just told me i don't have gallstones but there is a lot of sludge in my gallbladder. Its not my surgeon as i am in the hospital again only this time its in the town where i live and my surgeon is over an hour away so i havnt seen him. My.question is i get really nautious after i eat. No pain just nausea. Could the sludge cause this?

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Are you seeing a gastrointerologist (sp?) I had a really bad gall bladder attack about 7 wks RNY post op and 3 wks after that I was back under the knife getting my gall bladder removed. My RNY surgeon did the surgery so he had all my history and went in the same incisions as the RYN to keep the scars to a minimum. I did not feel any nausea just really bad pain... like I was having a heart attack = really scary. I never heard of sludge in the GB thou !!!

I hope it's nothing serious

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I too had sludge in my gallbladder. I just had surgery yesterday, 09/21, to have my gallbladder removed. My same RNY surgeon did my second surgery. When she went in, my gallbladder was inflamed. It was an outpatient surgery, I would have liked to stay in hospital because this is more painful than the gastric bypass.

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