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If you have a bad gallbladder removed, you will have more difficulty digesting and assimilating fats. Get advice on how you can boost your digestive capabilities after the removal of your gallbladder.

For most people diagnosed with a “bad gallbladder,” the problem is usually gallstones. Learn more about gallstones and how to prevent and treat them.

If you have gallstones, most doctors will recommend surgical removal of your gallbladder. Learn the long-term health consequences of this conventional treatment for gallstones.

Increasing age ups your risk for developing gallstones. Learn more about what causes gallstones.

Gallstones symptoms can vary from nothing at all to sharp abdominal pain. Learn more about gallstones symptoms and gallstones pain.

When you have a bad gallbladder, particularly one clogged with gallstones, it becomes extremely difficult to digest any fat in the diet. Learn about the best all-natural ways to treat and prevent gallstones.