Diarrhea or Loose Stools After Gallbladder Removal

If you’re dealing with Diarrhea or Loose Stools After Gallbladder Removal, it can be important to understand how gallbladder surgery can affect the digestive process. If you’ve had laparoscopic cholecystectomy, and now you’re dealing with loose stools since gallbladder surgery, or you feel like you started having diarrhea after gallbladder was removed this video can help you understand how gallbladder removal has a variety of ways that loose stools or chronic diarrhea can come about.

So, if you’re saying I have diarrhea since my gallbladder was removed, or you feel like your diarrhea started after gallbladder surgery, know that there are steps you may be able to take to correct diarrhea without a gallbladder.

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[Bubbagump]

Had my gallbladder removed over 16 years ago. None of the concepts that he explained here were discussed by my surgeon or my GP. Thank you for this video.

[sangenjaya]

You are the only doctor in the world who could make loose stools engaging

[pamelajensen]

Oh my goodness! Going to doctors for 25 years with this D. issue, not one EVER gave an explanation that makes sense like

[no_country_for_real_men]

Excellent subject that NO ONE covers and exceptional lecture with details that matter. Your lectures are superior by leaps and bounds than wasting time talking to worthless MDs and NPs

[deathbycake]

Got my gallbladder removed in 2022 and even now in 2024, I still have diarrhea and the feeling is having the runs. It's especially an issue while at work.

[govind]

Wow, digestive system made so easy in just 12 minutes!

[kjFL]

I had my gallbladder removed because it was not functioning according to a Hida scan. I had gastro problems before, but now I suffer tremendously with diarrhea as a result.

[a.scotth.]

I'm sooo happy to find this very good video to help with this horrible after effects of gall bladder removal!!! Im a fan of this Doctor now! Great explanation, making everything so understandable. I just needed to know what can be done to better control this issue!

[ruthevans]

I had my gallbladder removed about 20 years ago, I also have Crohn’s disease and 5 years ago I also had surgery to remove the terminal ilium part of my bowel. Since then i suffer with sever bile acid malabsorption and I’m now house bound due to the sever daily diarrhoea. I’m convinced it’s so bad because I have no gallbladder.

[Glenn]

Had the incredible pain, always had constipation, gall bladder removed and i became "normal". Just lucky I guess.

[muradhawarin]

TC you are quickly becoming my favorite person in the whole world. Genuine, funny and generous sharing all your knowledge. I started listening to your podcasts. It cracks me up. I would love to contact you personally.

[patfranks]

Never had any of this explained. One year of loose stools since go removal. Thank you for this info!!

[septembersapphire]

I had my gallbladder removed and here it is 32 years later and I'm STILL having regular diarrhea problems and the anti-diarrhea pills I've been taking forever don't work as well as they used to either.

[chanphoieng]

I had gallbladder removed, but 40% of time I am experiencing constipation, another 35% normal bm and the rest loose. 4 days constipation, 2 days normal, 1 day loose by weekly.
My remedy for constipation is that I consume little more fat or cheese, then sure enough the next day, I get loose. Now I change to fruit smoothies, now it works well.

[doak]

Pretty slick the way you told us how to build a watch when we really just wanted to know what time it was.

[SwapnaliShrikhande]

Excellent video and explained so brilliantly. Thank you.

[jessicahedin]

My gallbladder is going bye bye in 6 days. I have a little more comfort now I have better knowledge on the loose stool part. My surgeon only said that I'll have to take it easy on eating at first . She sure left me on a cliff but with this new information I feel like I was giving a parachute so I can jump off safely. Still nervous but more prepared for the jump🎉

[cherimontavon]

Had mine removed 8 years ago. It wasn't til I went on Ozempic that curbed my chronic diarrhea. I don't know why, but happy side-effect

[jennieosborne]

I did I went from being constipated to having diarrhea. I don't like either one. I just had gallbladder surgery I had infection. Now I'm in a clear liquid diet.