India, June 8 -- Post-surgical complications following a gallbladder removal frequently include sudden and urgent digestive distress. If you have had a removal surgery and suffered from diarrhoea, you are not alone. According to gastroenterologist Dr Joseph Salhab, this happens because bile in your body no longer gets stored and released in a controlled way.

On June 5, Dr Salhab shared in an Instagram reel why this happens and what you can do to alleviate the symptoms. According to him, when the gallbladder is removed, bile no longer gets stored and released in a controlled way. Instead, bile can drip into the intestines more continuously, and for some people, that can irritate the colon and trigger urgent, loose stools - especially afte...