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Gallbladder Surgery
I'm having Black coloured stool, and Constipation most of the days and dizziness sometimes. I recently had Gallbladder Surgery about 1 month ago, Doctor gave me lactitol monohydrate and Itopride 50mg for Nausea. It is anything serious? why it's happening?
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Gall stones disease is a condition which can be genetic or due to some lifestyle and diet which is not good for your health.
Spicy and oily food , obesity- that is weight gain, age group between 14 to 45 years are mostly associated with gallstone disease
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kindly consult online for more information regarding diet and lifestyle modification... I am happy to help you 👍
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Check your CBC report
If Hb coming low
Then it's problematic
Please do it
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Dr. Manjinder Singh
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5 yrs exp
Zirakpur
U need to get an upper gi endoscopy, and get a cbc
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