Gallbladder Stone Surgery and Its Aftereffects Gallbladder stone surgeries have become quite advanced in the medical field, but as with any surgery, there are inherent risks and potential aftereffects. However, these can be significantly reduced with careful surgical execution and postoperative care. Digestive Function Decline After the removal of the gallbladder, bile is not stored, which may affect the digestion and absorption of fats, leading to symptoms like diarrhea and bloating. Postoperative Bleeding Bleeding can occur during or after surgery, often related to the surgical manipulation or the patient’s clotting function. Bile Duct Injury There’s a possibility of damaging the... Learn more