What are the side affects of having your Gall Bladder removed?

If you were to get your gall bladder removed, you may experience initial weight loss as less fats in your diet would be emulsified, resulting in a smaller proportion of fat materials getting absorbed into your small intestine. It will, however, also slow down the speed of digestion overall, so this could be negligible. As for fibromyalgia, there's no conclusive evidence that says what causes it, however, the likelihood of getting it post-op would be highly unlikely.

The risks for gallbladder surgery are: * Bleeding * Infection * Injury to the common bile duct * Injury to the small intestine The risks for any anesthesia are: * Reactions to drugs you are given * Breathing problems * Pneumonia * Heart problems * Blood clots in the legs or in the lungs More Information: When the formation of gallstones leads to attacks of pain and nausea, surgical removal of the gallbladder is the most frequently recommended treatment. The medical term for this operation is cholecystectomy (KOL-ee-sis-TEK-tuh-mee). Today there are two ways of performing it: * Open Cholecystectomy: This method requires a single large incision under the right rib cage.

The operation takes 1 to 2 hours. Your stay in the hospital can last 2 to 5 days. * Laparoscopic Cholycystectomy: This "Band-Aid surgery" technique substitutes four tiny incisions for a single large one.

One is made just below the belly button. Two more are made in the abdomen above the right hip. A fourth is needed just below the ribs in the middle of the chest.

A tiny, lighted scope is inserted through one incision. Miniature, remote-controlled surgical tools are inserted through the others. To give the surgeon an unobstructed view, the abdomen is inflated with carbon dioxide gas throughout the procedure.

Like an open cholecystectomy, the operation takes 1 to 2 hours. However, your hospital stay may be less than a day.

The liver produces bile in order to digest the fats. Some of this bile produced by the liver is held in a small pear-shaped sac-like structure called the gallbladder. The gallbladder is attached to the underside of the liver and is situated at the right side of the abdomen.

Bile is composed of bile salts, cholesterol and waste products.

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