Did you try a Low FPDMAP diet? I have heard that it can help after gall bladder removal. I have had issues similar to this due to having Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency and am on a drug called Creon that has helped a great deal. Different from your situation, but the diet did help a great deal. Regretably, the Creon causes constipation, so it can still result in the occasional loss of bowel control, but it is still 90% better! After years of having this issue, it is a small price to pay for such an improvement. I know that the combination of feeling horrible, combined with anxiety and embarrassment of the situation, really derailed my mental health, so be careful with that. Perhaps a nutritionist can help with this diet or some other diet that results in improvement.

@susanmaria ,Thanks for the info..

Has anyone with BAM had any experience with Laraglutide?

A couple of other members who may have input to share about liraglutide I'd like to invite into this conversation are @mcgrathj @shaylad90 @projfan.

I took cholestrymine for years and it was a life saver. I am now totally off it and take psyllium husk everyday with no problems.

I've fought the explosive diarrhea as I call it for over 5 years and have learned to live with it. However, recently I have discovered eating a non sugar yogurt (60 cal) with blueberries after dinner has helped immensely. Some days it’s completely gone. A friend's wife had a similar problem and yogurt helped her also. I can only assume my gut bacteria is out of sync. I recently had a test conducted by Genova Diagnostics, (a GI Microbial Assay Plus) that proved that and revealed that I have leaky gut. My focus will be on fixing my gut bacteria from the damage caused from taking Omeprazole and other medication. Hope you find something that works for you.

I had the same issue after my gallbladder removal many years ago. I almost died because I lost so much weight and I couldn’t even drink water without getting diarrhea. I went back to the hospital and they put me on a medicine that removed the cholesterol from my stomach acid or whatever – sorry I can’t remember the details. I believe it was cholestyramine. I’m not positive about the name, but it started with CHOLE. I took it for nine weeks and it worked and I was able to eat and then I became allergic to it and had to stop it and was on a very limited diet for many years, but my stomach slowly got better. I hope that’s helpful. Good luck.. I see your post is from several years ago, so I hope you’re doing OK.

I take digestive enzymes from health food store. Just discovered your Dr can prescribe them which is a lot cheaper. Enzymes help some

My sister had the same thing after her gallbladder surgery. She lived on Imodium until a doc put her on amitriptyline. It made a big difference. With the Imodium she remained in fear of having an accident while not at home before the Imodium took effect. The amitriptyline seems to work all day.