Bile has natural antibacterial properties. Its continuous flow can disrupt the intestinal flora, increasing the risk of digestive or inflammatory disorders.
What are the long-term risks after the procedure?
Although the procedure is generally well tolerated, some problems may arise over time:
Stomach inflammation due to reflux: Bile can irritate the stomach lining, leading to inflammation and digestive pain.
Increased risk of colon cancer: Studies suggest a link between increased secondary bile acids and chronic colon irritation.
Formation of new stones in the bile duct: The constant flow of bile can promote stagnation and the formation of new stones.
What dietary adjustments should be considered after surgery?
