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2024-11-26 05:32:01
I had Gallbladder Surgery around 2 months ago, i still feel the same problems, like Nausea after eating, can't have a full meal. What should I do, and how long will it take to normalise. Will it ever make it
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Hello , this is really common after gallbladder surgery. I would recommend you to take a proper counselling regarding this There are certain tests and modifications to overcome your symptoms
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kindly consult online regarding this as I've a lot to advice I'm happy to help you 👍

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You need to avoid spicy diet n that one containing Maida as ingredient..

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