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What Is The Condition Called When You Produce Too Much Bile After A Gall Bladder Removal?

I was diagnosed with a condition after a cholecystectomy
I produce too much bile. My doctor prescribed cholestyramine which works very well for me.
I am trying to write down my medications and medical conditions for my children. What is the condition called when you produce too much bile after a gall bladder removal?
Fri, 5 Feb 2016
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Thanks for asking query on HCM. By looking at your history you dont seem to produce excessive bile. Gall bladder stores the bile and concentrates it. When it is removed this function is taken up by proximal small bowel. Some patients have what we call it as - Bile salt induced diarrhoea, which improves with cholestyramine. Many a times it is transient and self limiting.

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What Is The Condition Called When You Produce Too Much Bile After A Gall Bladder Removal?

Hello Thanks for asking query on HCM. By looking at your history you dont seem to produce excessive bile. Gall bladder stores the bile and concentrates it. When it is removed this function is taken up by proximal small bowel. Some patients have what we call it as - Bile salt induced diarrhoea, which improves with cholestyramine. Many a times it is transient and self limiting. Take care