Had mine removed in 2019. Used to be able to tolerate alcohol fine in 2020. Now thinking back starting in 2021 I see the signs. Now in 2022 I can’t tolerate it at all. I can only drink white claw because everything else makes me feel sick but now white claw is doing it to me too. Could only drink 4 drinks and I throw up and the next day I have awful diarrhea. Seeems to just be getting worse.
Had mine removed in 2019. Used to be able to tolerate alcohol fine in 2020. Now thinking back starting in 2021 I see the signs. Now in 2022 I can’t tolerate it at all. I can only drink white claw because everything else makes me feel sick but now white claw is doing it to me too. Could only drink 4 drinks and I throw up and the next day I have awful diarrhea. Seeems to just be getting worse.
I had my gallbladder out almost 10 years ago. I now have very limited tolerance to alcohol. Even just a few beers over an extended time period. It seems as my body doesn't process alcohol as quickly as.it did prior to surgery. Many medical sites.claim that GB doesn't impact alcohol tolerance but recently I have found a few that acknowledge that some people do indeed develop an intolerance in processing alcohol. I only found two studies on the subject using mice and rats, but there is a correlation to GB surgery, metabolism and alcohol that may be the issue. I have seen a few websites are finally acknowledging that. Apparently the medical community doesn't find it to be a.big enough issue to put much effort into it. I have seen that some medical people advise against consuming alcohol after GB is removed, but most don't even warn patients that it is a possible problem
I had my gallbladder out almost 10 years ago. I now have very limited tolerance to alcohol. Even just a few beers over an extended time period. It seems as my body doesn't process alcohol as quickly as.it did prior to surgery. Many medical sites.claim that GB doesn't impact alcohol tolerance but recently I have found a few that acknowledge that some people do indeed develop an intolerance in processing alcohol. I only found two studies on the subject using mice and rats, but there is a correlation to GB surgery, metabolism and alcohol that may be the issue. I have seen a few websites are finally acknowledging that. Apparently the medical community doesn't find it to be a.big enough issue to put much effort into it. I have seen that some medical people advise against consuming alcohol after GB is removed, but most don't even warn patients that it is a possible problem
I had my gallbladder out almost 10 years ago. I now have very limited tolerance to alcohol. Even just a few beers over an extended time period. It seems as my body doesn't process alcohol as quickly as.it did prior to surgery. Many medical sites.claim that GB doesn't impact alcohol tolerance but recently I have found a few that acknowledge that some people do indeed develop an intolerance in processing alcohol. I only found two studies on the subject using mice and rats, but there is a correlation to GB surgery, metabolism and alcohol that may be the issue. I have seen a few websites are finally acknowledging that. Apparently the medical community doesn't find it to be a.big enough issue to put much effort into it. I have seen that some medical people advise against consuming alcohol after GB is removed, but most don't even warn patients that it is a possible problem