Same, and no one mentioned what would happen without it. Nothing what I've noticed, well... less ER visits for sure xD

I had mine out a month ago and did not realize how much pain I must have been in. After removal so far I’ve found I’m able to eat more foods than before - my lactose intolerance is gone and I’m digesting fats just fine.

As someone who is married to a man who suffered a major gallbladder attack that turned into septic shock(intubated for 20 days), then it took 7 hours to take It out. Drs need to rethink not removing them.

As someone who had their gallbladder removed 26 years ago, I have never had any issues at all.

I had mine removed in 2007 and haven’t missed it one bit. No issues post removal.

You just have to be cautious about what you eat. I assume it’s different for everyone but oils & fried foods now have to be enjoyed sparingly. Also had a random thing where my abdomen would inflate after eating cucumbers. Turns out I just had to remove the seeds. I was so thankful to have it gone!

I don't miss mine at all.. I was always in so much pain.. I agree living without it is a relief

I had mine out 11 years ago. Zero problems since.

I got mine removed at 30 weeks of pregnancy with my fourth child. We both almost died. The laparoscopic surgery went horribly wrong. After I was stabilized I ended up having to have the traditional surgery to fix the error. Plus an emergency c-section as well. 3 surgeries, 5 days. Baby and I both lived. I had to have another surgery called an ERCP just 6 months after all of that. No one thought to check to see if any calculi had spilled out 🙄 more pancreatitis and biliary colic 1/2

I had my gallbladder out years ago but I never noticed any difference at all.