Surgery can leave you w/liver stones.

It's a mystery illness for those who don't realize that having one's gallbladder removed can merely induce stone formation right in the liver. This is more on the order of gritty sludge, but can impair liver function (take Acetyl L-Carnitine to help) and throw larger stones into the bile duct. Consuming high magnesium foods like apples should help thin down formation, along with massage up from the lower right stomach margin arcing across left under the ribs to ease stones out and on their way. Gallbladder surgery can, for about 10% off patients, result in chronic diarrhea. So prayerfully consider the worth of gallbladder surgery, and embrace prevention in any case. That means no carbonated beverages, coffee or dark teas, along with avoiding high fat foods including ice cream, or using lipase (fat digesting) enzyme supplements to break fats down more efficiently. God bless us with health!