Gallbladder was stuck to liver - what does that mean?

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I was v groggy for a while after op and couldn't really string a sentence together never mind ask any sensible questions when the dr came round

He said that my gallbladder had been stuck to my liver in parts. Does anyone know if this is significant or has any implications long term or on recovery ?

Thanks!

I imagine it was just very badly infected causing the attachments. Mine was and I recovered very quickly. Just means it’s harder to remove it from you.

Thanks trinity
I ended up staying overnight because of sickness etc.
How did your recovery go ? V sore tonight but had been expecting that

Took about 10 days to be back driving and back at work after 2weeks, but was ready to go back a bit sooner but work wouldn’t have me!

All perfect now!

I had my gallbladder out a few months ago & pre-surgery had asked what the process involved & my surgeon told me that my/your GB is stuck onto the lower side of your liver & needs to be (carefully) sliced off - without cutting into or damaging your liver. I had always thought a GB just hung around in there a bit like your appendix & could just be chopped off!! Maybe yours was tricky to remove in places & more time was needed to ensure no damage to your liver - was it a laporascopic (sp) surgery too?

Thanks for the extra detail:-)
Yes it was keyhole.

Feel quite weepy / flat today. Think it's prob after effects of GA.