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Gallbladder removal too?

So I went for my last visit with the surgeon before my surgery on 10/5. My test came back that I have gallstones. My surgeon said that he will be taking out my gallbladder during surgery. Is this common? Has anyone else had this experience? So nervous!!

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  • Yes and be happy you are havinG both at the same time. Many sleevers have theirs removed within the year. Nothing to worry about. You'll need to watch you fat intake. Sent from my SM-N910T usi

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    I had mine removed just days after i had my sleeve. And yes be glad that you are getting it done at the same time!! Because you most likely will end up having too anyway. Very common with weight loss

  • Mine was removed last year, however I didn't have gallstones just a malfunctioning gallbladder. I'd definitely try to do a combo.

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Yes and be happy you are havinG both at the same time. Many sleevers have theirs removed within the year. Nothing to worry about. You'll need to watch you fat intake.

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I had mine removed just days after i had my sleeve. And yes be glad that you are getting it done at the same time!! Because you most likely will end up having too anyway. Very common with weight loss surgery!

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Before I had my upper GI, my surgeon told me if they found any other problems in my stomach they would take them out during my sleeve operation. It's probably pretty common and easier on you in the long run. Good luck on the 5th!

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