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I've been having a few issues and this scares me a bit as I haven't had surgery as of yet. But the part that interesting to me is the symptoms of a late leak seem to be similar to a gallbladder issue.

Hi @@Janex43 I had my gall bladder removed 3 months after surgery, scared the living daylights out of me when I fell suddenly violently ill with extreme nausea. Was rushed to hospital on a Friday afternoon, that following Sunday, the gall bladder was removed, am now feeling fantastic and ever so glad that it's out!

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