Gallbladder conditions

problems after gallbladder removal can last for years. After removal, the persistence of gallbladder pain, diarrhea, bile reflux, and others are the main problems.

No sufficient scientific evidence suggests that a gallbladder attack can be relieved by massaging the liver area during the attack.

Uncomplicated gallstones don’t cause any urinary symptoms. Urinary symptoms occur only when gallstones obstruct the bile ducts leading to dark-colored urine and bilirubin nephropathy.

Back pain after gallbladder surgery is one of the most common complaints. In addition, the pain is more common in patients undergoing open cholecystectomy compared to the laparoscopic technique.

The first signs of a bad gallbladder are nausea after eating, pain in the right upper quadrant or the middle of your abdomen, pain in the back of the right shoulder, and vomiting.

causes of pain where gallbladder was removed years ago include missed or newly formed stones, strictures, sphincter of Oddi dysfunction, and others.

it is uncommon for gallbladder pain to affect your back only. The typical gallbladder pain location is often the upper middle and upper-right abdomen.

you can get gallstones in the bile ducts after you get your gallbladder removed. Either a newly formed stone or a missed stone inside the bileducts.

upper right abdominal pain after gallbladder removal can be due to surgical wound problems, postcholecystectomy syndrome, gallbladder bed injury, and other alternative causes such as IBS.

Go to the hospital for a gallbladder attack if it lasts for more than 6 hours or if you have severe vomiting, fever, severe tenderness over the right upper abdomen. Also, having dark urine or yellowish eye whites is a sign of complicated gallbladder stone.

Gallbladder pain can come and go with complicated gallstones. However, the complicated gallstone pain becomes more frequent, more prolonged, and associated with other symptoms.