Is alcohol bad for you when your having gall bladder problems?

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Yes. Alcohol intake will aggravate the problem. Other risk factors include overweight, rapid weight loss, diabetes, vver age 40 and increase in risk as one ages, high triglycerides, high LDL cholesterol, decreased HDL cholesterol and constipation.

Answered - 35 days ago at 4:12pm on Apr 29 2012

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