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HELP! Gall Bladder removal

I had gall bladder removal due to gall stones about 4 months ago, i did not take care of myself and went back to my unhealthy ways of eating fatty foods! i know that is really and am sure i will have a horrible outcome. i want to know what are the risks of eating fast foods ice cream chips  soda and all that because i am not experiencing similar pains and symptoms that i was having before my surgery. someone please help!
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1605619 tn?1301631851
Well, other than the obvious dietary risks such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol and weight gain, not having a gallbladder can cause you to have diarrhea after eating, especially if the food is high in fat.
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1657189 tn?1302226040
Are you having "bowel dumps"? I had my GB removed in 2009 and if I ate any fast food or greasy food I would almost immediately be in the bathroom and the gas and cramps are awful! This lasted roughly 8 months for me! Give your insides time to heal. It has been 2 years for me and I still occasionally have this issue. I also noticed if I do not eat when I am hungry and wait too long I have this issue regardless of what I consume. To keep you digestive system operating smoothly eat light,
healthy and small portions of food.
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Even with a Gallbladder people should try to eat healthier.  I don't believe you are going to have a horrible outcome just because you are eating wrong, but you might have loose stools as a result.  You won't have the same symptoms because you don't have any stones in your common bile duct to block the flow of bile..also you don't have an imflammed gall bladder
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