As far as I know, the symptoms of having the
gallstones don’t have to be noticed until they are particularly examined. But when there the organism strats alarming them, it is usually manifested by the severe pain in the upper abdomen. The gallstones attack could also be accompanied with nausea or vomiting, or sometimes between the shoulder blades. The pain comes and go, it could last from minutes to weeks.
As your friend has her gallbladder removed, it is also a common case that the gallstones form in the
bile ducts between the liver and intestines. This blocks the bile flow from the gallbladder and liver and is is what could cause pain and jaundice.
I would suggest your friend to see the doc, she wouldn’t want this to get complicated, would she? The doctor that is familiar with her case will the best know what is she supposed to do.
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