Read the following for more information about this product and its potential side effects. Gallbladder disease information You noted that you have gallbladder disease. This medication may still be a good option. However, this medication can affect how the body handles fats and bile. If you have had your gallbladder removed, the body's ability to store and release bile is altered. Bile is crucial for digestion and fat absorption. This medication may increase the likelihood of gastrointestinal side effects in these individuals because it can alter fat metabolism and bile flow. This can lead to symptoms such as diarrhea and stomach pain. Additionally, medications that affect digestion and appetite, like this medication, might alter the absorption and metabolism of other nutrients (like fat soluble vitamins such as vitamin A, D, E, and K) and medications. This is particularly important for those without a gallbladder, as their digestive system already operates differently from those with a functioning gallbladder. If you wish to move forward, it is important to eat smaller and more frequent meals. In addition, to ensure that you're receiving enough vitamins, you should avoid processed foods while eating plenty of fruits and vegetables, as well as considering the use of a multi-vitamin unless told by your provider to avoid these for other reasons. If you have asymptomatic gallstones, please note that these medications and weight loss itself may result in gallstone formation which could result in the obstruction of the normal flow of bile which can result in infection, pancreatitis, and/or emergent need for gallbladder removal. It is important to receive prompt medical evaluation if symptoms appear as delayed action may result in serious harm or death if untreated.