Check with a good surgeon whether the gall stones you have are a problem or not as not all gall stones cause problems or need to be removed . If they do then better fix them before you get <u>pregnant</u> otherwise you will have more symptoms in pregnancy

Hi,,,<br> Pregnant women who already have gallstones run a higher risk that these stones will block the release of the bile. The problem in detecting the beginning of gallbladder disease during pregnancy is that the symptoms may be confused with morning sickness,, Of course, if you have had gallbladder problems before, let your doctor know so he or she can monitor you during pregnancy and prevent the disease from getting worse.

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