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I also had to take it for six months. My surgeon said it greatly reduces the risk of gall bladder problems, but it doesn't completely eliminate it.
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I was prescribed Actigall for the first two months after surgery. I was also prescribed a PPI for the first 30 days, and continue to take an over the counter acid reducer daily as a precaution.
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I have to start the Actigall next week... at the two week mark. I graduate to soft food and actigal on the same day
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I'm not sure if any WLS pts on here have been given this, but I've read SO MANY posts from people who had WLS and then later needed gall bladder surgery.
My surgeon put me on Actigall immediately post op- for three months- to prevent issues with said little bile-producing buggar.
Also goes by name Ursodiol.
No post op gall bladder issues here. Whether or not it's coincidental, I'll never know. But having the med on board was part of his regimen, and I was happy enough to comply.