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gastric sleeve and gall stones

hi everyone. i just have a question about the gallbladder and gall stones. when the doctors looked around my stomach area , they found some gall stones. there were a lot of them apparently. i'm still in pain.. and the pain goes into my back and into my pelvic muscles/bone. im not sure if removing the gallbladder is the right idea. if i get it removed and i still have pain i would be very disappointment. any thoughts or words of encouragement out there?

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  • I just had my gallbladder removed on Thur 3/30. It was same day surgery, easy compared to the sleeve. Just a little discomfort. I don't have the gallbladder pain on my side and back anymore, it's gone

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    I had mine removed a couple of years ago. It's really the only way to resolve having gallbladder attacks. I haven't had any pain or issues since. Sent from my SM-G920T using BariatricPal App

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I just had my gallbladder removed on Thur 3/30. It was same day surgery, easy compared to the sleeve. Just a little discomfort. I don't have the gallbladder pain on my side and back anymore, it's gone. My sleeve surgeon did the surgery.

hi everyone. i just have a question about the gallbladder and gall stones. when the doctors looked around my stomach area , they found some gall stones. there were a lot of them apparently. i'm still in pain.. and the pain goes into my back and into my pelvic muscles/bone. im not sure if removing the gallbladder is the right idea. if i get it removed and i still have pain i would be very disappointment. any thoughts or words of encouragement out there?

I had mine removed a couple of years ago. It's really the only way to resolve having gallbladder attacks. I haven't had any pain or issues since.

Sent from my SM-G920T using BariatricPal App

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