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Hi all I had my gallbladder removed 5 weeks ago my so called dissolvable stitches game out three days ago so five weeks when doctor said two still off work with on and off pain in abdomen had three courses of antibiotics as doctors seen problems and constipation has anyone had the same or advice to what could be going on I feel weak too.

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Did you have your gallbladder removed because of stones?

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Yes had mild chronic cholecystitis with gall stones and cholesterol polyps and sludge doctor said after surgery and tests were done

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I was off work for 3 months finally all healed up well can’t even see the scars now. However upset stomach with diarrhoea for many months now normal again

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