related to bile acids.
Without the gallbladder storing bile between meals, bile enters the intestine more continuously. In some people, excess bile acids reach the colon, where they can stimulate water secretion and bowel movements.
Possible symptoms include:
watery diarrhea
urgent bowel movements
frequent stools
abdominal cramping
symptoms that become worse after eating
This condition is sometimes called bile acid diarrhea or bile acid malabsorption.
Fortunately, it can often be treated. Doctors may recommend dietary adjustments or medications that bind bile acids if symptoms are persistent.
Surgery
2. Postcholecystectomy Syndrome
