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I never feel hungry since having gallbladder removed, any advice?

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bridgette59859
bridgette59859

for the 1 st year i noticed my appetite decrease post op, im now nearly 2 year post op and i feel nauseas nearly all the time, i never feel hungry or thirsty, i literally have to force food down, as i have already lost 3 stone in weight, i have also been diagnosed with bile acid malabsorption which isnt helping matyers with the weight as my doc is struggling to find a medication to suits me and all other meds i take. Has anyone had similar problems and any advice please? im desperate now!!

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  • terry50104
    terry50104 bridgette59859

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    hello,sorry to hear you are still not right,only you know your body,after 2 years, about the same as me, i still feel like some one gave me a huge kick in the stomach, i have had a ultra sound scan,but said all looks okay,;;; told drink lots of water,stay away from greasy foods etc, keep on with your surgery,arrange some tests etc,hope get sorted, many here wish they still had there gb, can assure you,

    • bridgette59859
      bridgette59859 terry50104

      Posted

      thanks i wish i had never had it removed, dont know what was worse, having the pain now and again or feeling ill all the time, wish i could go back, they dont tell you any of this prior to surgery 😏

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