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Cholestiramine is not for everyone, but there is some food which may bind to bile and act as that drug.
Oatmeal contain soluble fibers and binds to bile. Fibers, as ground flax-seeds, colloidal bentonite, and psyllium may also help. Search for other "soluble fibers". Also serach for "bile acid sequestrants".
Active charcoal also bind bile acids.
Thanks for the feedback, I agree that it may be bile. I did check out the med and I think I would rather pass. I have difficulty taking any medicines. I can only take 1 Tylenol at a time. If I take two, I will get real restless. I have found out that it is better for me to adjust to the issue then to medicate, there is no extra side effects.
Thanks again,
Debi
After gallbladder removal, bile constantly flows into intestine, and it sometimes can't be absorbed totaly, so it is excreted. It's very likely, it's bile. This often happens after gb removal.
There is a drug cholestiramin (e.g. Colestol) which binds excessive bile in the intestine. Some people report, that it is of great help, some can't take it due to side effects.