What's the effect after you cut your gallbladder?

After removing the gallbladder, there may be digestive abnormalities, bile reflux, recurrence of gallstones and other effects.

1. Patients with digestive abnormalities

because bile directly enters the small intestine from the liver will lead to decreased digestive ability of the body, diarrhea, nausea, abdominal distension and other phenomena after eating.

2. Patients with bile reflux

may cause reflux inflammation due to a large amount of bile directly entering the intestinal tract, prompting bile to flow back from the intestinal tract to the stomach.

3. Recurrence of gallstones After

removing the gallbladder, it does not mean that gallstones will not occur again. When the patient still has bad eating habits and living habits after surgery, bile duct stones may regenerate.