hi i am 28/f/upstate ny on 9/1/2010 my dr had my gallbladder take out but he didn't not tell me any after it out now i go to pee a real lot why dr never tell me anything he say i am ok i need some help pls
Ok, without any other information, if you simply had your gall bladder removed, then a quick check online shows that medical science considers it a relatively simple operation, with modest side effects, none of which - interestingly - seem to be needing to pee a lot!
Given what you say about your doctor, the reason he didn't say anything is that it is an unexpected (not bad, just unexpected) side effect. The site I looked at, the official NHS (UK health service) page on the matter mentions Diarrhoea, (bum problem, opposite of constipation), but not pee.
Any operation, hell - even sex, or having a smoke - can induce peeing, and it can be disconcerting, but it's one of those things.
Your gall bladder was taken out, not your (pee) bladder! I am surprised that you note the operation was (US Date style, I presume) 1st of september (if it was 9th January I would be alarmed, not surprised), some weeks ago. I would have assumed that everything was stablised by now. I can't help wondering if you might have a separate (even if contracted at the same time) urinary infection.
I suggest you consider a visit to a urologist, a specialist in urinary issues, or perhaps seek a second opinion from a new and unrelated doctor or clinic.
Given what you say about your doctor, the reason he didn't say anything is that it is an unexpected (not bad, just unexpected) side effect. The site I looked at, the official NHS (UK health service) page on the matter mentions Diarrhoea, (bum problem, opposite of constipation), but not pee.
Any operation, hell - even sex, or having a smoke - can induce peeing, and it can be disconcerting, but it's one of those things.
Your gall bladder was taken out, not your (pee) bladder! I am surprised that you note the operation was (US Date style, I presume) 1st of september (if it was 9th January I would be alarmed, not surprised), some weeks ago. I would have assumed that everything was stablised by now. I can't help wondering if you might have a separate (even if contracted at the same time) urinary infection.
I suggest you consider a visit to a urologist, a specialist in urinary issues, or perhaps seek a second opinion from a new and unrelated doctor or clinic.