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Problem With Digestion, Cramps, Diarrhea Since Removed Gall Bladder. Is Surgery Preventing Normal Bowel Movements? Help?
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I have had my gallbladder removed 20 years ago. I have had problems with digestion, cramps, diahera (spelling) every since. Is it a possibility that there are some lesions/scarring on the colon which prevents me from having normal bowel movements vs no movements (constipation) or the reverse - diahera? It it possible that because of the surgery I have lesions/scaring that prevents normal bowel movements - i.e. "narrowing of the colon"?? If so, what can I do about solving this serious problem?
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I have had my gallbladder removed 20 years ago. I have had problems with digestion, cramps, diahera (spelling) every since. Is it a possibility that there are some lesions/scarring on the colon which prevents me from having normal bowel movements vs no movements (constipation) or the reverse - diahera? It it possible that because of the surgery I have lesions/scaring that prevents normal bowel movements - i.e. "narrowing of the colon"?? If so, what can I do about solving this serious problem?
YYYY@YYYY
Tue, 22 Oct 2013
if it is not healing it means your body started reacting to food proteins suddenly
get allergy doctor advice to get blood serum tests for specific antibodies for milk wheat potato and other food4withdraw to get results
meantiome no medicines wich can cause stomach irritation
plenty of warm water and non spicy non oily and non greesy foods
get allergy doctor advice to get blood serum tests for specific antibodies for milk wheat potato and other food4withdraw to get results
meantiome no medicines wich can cause stomach irritation
plenty of warm water and non spicy non oily and non greesy foods
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