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TonyMontana · 07-13-2005, 06:07 PM

my dad had it about 5 years ago. they make 3 tiny incisions in your stomach and use microscopic tools to remove it. all they do is remove the gallbladder and re-route the bile to go directly in your stomach, so there are no after effects from it. Fairly simple procedure, nothing really to worry about.

He will be sore for a couple days, won't be able to walk much, and he better hope he doesnt have to sneeze or get a caughing attack.

GL to him though, hope everything goes good.

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TonyMontana is Offline Lieutenant Colonel Posts: 7,860 Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: one	07-13-2005, 06:07 PM my dad had it about 5 years ago. they make 3 tiny incisions in your stomach and use microscopic tools to remove it. all they do is remove the gallbladder and re-route the bile to go directly in your stomach, so there are no after effects from it. Fairly simple procedure, nothing really to worry about. He will be sore for a couple days, won't be able to walk much, and he better hope he doesnt have to sneeze or get a caughing attack. GL to him though, hope everything goes good.