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Bypass and gallbladder issues?

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I assume you mean gallstones not kidney stones?

Rapid weight loss can cause gallstones no matter how you lose it. There is a prescription called Actigal that can help prevent them.


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    I assume you mean gallstones not kidney stones?

    Rapid weight loss can cause gallstones no matter how you lose it. There is a prescription called Actigal that can help prevent them.




    Yes, gallstones[emoji4]. Does your doctor prescribe them before surgery?
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    Mine prescribes actigal for anyone who still has their gallbladder at the time of surgery for about six months (during the rapid weight loss phase).

    I had mine out years before m.


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