Changes during pregnancy can affect the functioning of the gallbladder, causing gallstones or sludge. Although not all pregnant women have gallstones, if they do, they can cause symptoms and complications such as gallbladder colic, cholecystitis, cholangitis and acute pancreatitis due to stones affecting the baby in the womb.

In the body, gallbladder is a place to store bile produced from the liver. The gallbladder often has to be removed (by open surgery or laparoscopic surgery) when it is acutely or chronically infected, has stones, atrophy or gallbladder cancer... After gallbladder surgery, the patient may experience some problems in the digestive tract and cause some complications that need to be monitored and intervened (if necessary).