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Gallbladder disease POST diagnosis


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I'm facing gallbladder disease and possible removal nearly 2 years post celiac dx. I cant find much info that seems relevant. I find articles about celiacs who failed to stick to their diet and so were at higher risk for gallstones (not me), people who became gluten intolerant post gallbladder removal (I already am), the general list of bad diet that can lead to gallbladder trouble, which i avoid due to my restrctive diet, and the diet you are to follow after surgery which of course includes whole grains (sigh).

Any ideas/advice? I assume i just am having the problem because im old, or it began before my diagnosis and failed to resolve.


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trents Grand Master

Hi there!

I'm not clear on what information you are seeking in relation to your pending gallbladder removal. Are you wanting advice as to whether or not to go through with it or advice about what eat and what not to eat afterwards?

Scott Adams Grand Master

There is a lot of research that shows that choline deficiency may cause gallbladder issues, so you might try taking choline for a few weeks to see if it helps. I don't know the exact situation, so be sure to talk with your doctor about this to see whether or not you can postpone it for a bit. 

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