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What Causes Lower Leg Pain After Gallbladder Removal?

Hey, I had my gallbladder removed 2 weeks ago and I started to have lower leg(in the right leg, left side of my calf) pain today. It hurts to the touch and it feels like I needles. Is there any relation between the two or could it be caused by something else?
Fri, 18 Sep 2015
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Welcome at HCM...
I have gone through your query and being your physician I completely understand your health concerns...
In my opinion there is no association between these two's.... Sometimes in prolonged bedridden patients they do develop deep vein thrombosis which causes pain and swelling in leg...but I don't find it in your history.. If you were bedridden with poor mobilization after surgery then you should be looked for DVT...
Just compare two legs and look for warmth and increase in diameter of the affected leg then meer your doctor.if not then need not to worry about just take acetaminophen to relieve pain.
Regards
Dr saad sultan
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What Causes Lower Leg Pain After Gallbladder Removal?

Welcome at HCM... I have gone through your query and being your physician I completely understand your health concerns... In my opinion there is no association between these two s.... Sometimes in prolonged bedridden patients they do develop deep vein thrombosis which causes pain and swelling in leg...but I don t find it in your history.. If you were bedridden with poor mobilization after surgery then you should be looked for DVT... Just compare two legs and look for warmth and increase in diameter of the affected leg then meer your doctor.if not then need not to worry about just take acetaminophen to relieve pain. Regards Dr saad sultan