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Gallbladder being removed after sleeve

Hello, I had the sleeve done in Sep I have been having stomach issues and just thought it was from me healing. Well I finally broke down and went to the er wed because I was in so much pain come to find out I have gallstones I can't see a surgeon till the 11th. I am still in a lot of pain! Any have their gallbladder removed after the sleeve?

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Yes, I had the same problem.

I had a problem with eating. I had gastroparesis which didn't resolve with the surgery, developed reflux, etc. I had a problem in gallbladder surgery so I was a bit out of for a couple days. After that, I didn't have the constant pain, so I got better.

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Im just so nervous with the sleeve i had a rough time i was throwing up anything for a month. So I am trying to hold off surgery but I'm in a lot of pain today so I'm wondering how long i can hold off for. :(

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On 4/6/2018 at 12:54 PM, kasensmom said:

I am still in a lot of pain! Any have their gallbladder removed after the sleeve?

Back in 2008 when I had the band, I developed gallstones after 2.5 months. It was incredibly painful and got surgery scheduled. Before the surgery, the gallstones passed. What came out the other end was an anal birth of the toxic avenger.

Still better than surgery.

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