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I had gall bladder removal surgery 6 wks ago,from 15 days im getting dull back pain in different places that lasts 1 hr to 3 hrs.Is this normal or should i consult PCP or surgery doctor
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Hi .. if immediate post operatively u have been ok then there are less chances of any complication related to the surgery..where is the pain located??is it right side of ur back just below the scapula or is it the lower down??any symptoms of vomiting or fever?
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Get one LFT done and take less oily foods
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If your pain persists or worsens, please consult your surgeon for a proper evaluation, as this could indicate post-cholecystectomy syndrome or other complications that need medical attention. Possibilities: Mild back and shoulder discomfort Some digestive adjustments Occasional muscle soreness Warning signs that require immediate medical attention: Severe or increasing pain that doesn't improve Fever over 101°F Yellowing of skin or eyes Persistent nausea or vomiting Severe abdominal bloating
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Consult operating surgeon
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