What Really Happens to Your Body After Gallbladder Removal — And Why Surgery Should Be a Last Resort
The gallbladder is a small, pear-shaped organ tucked right beneath the liver, connected to it by the bile duct. Even though it’s tiny, it plays a crucial role: it stores bile and releases it when you eat, helping your body break down fats. It also provides antibacterial support for your digestive system, quietly protecting your…