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How do you get gallbladder disease?

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One of the major causes for the gall bladder disease is gallstones. Gallstones are mainly formed due to the excess of cholesterol in the bile or incomplete emptying of the gall bladder. In some cases, gallstones are formed when the gall bladder removes too much water from the stored bile. The diseased gall bladder can't sustain its normal activity and the process of digestion is perturbed.

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