What is the definition of Excessive Bile Production?
Excessive bile production is an inappropriately high level of bile production in the liver. Bile is a greenish-brown fluid which helps digest fats and is stored in the gall bladder. Excessive bile production can lead to clogged arteries and some forms of liver disease. Too much bile production can also inflame and damage the gallbladder. Symptoms of too much bile production include diarrhea and weight loss. Some patients experience pain in the abdomen with Excessive Bile Production.
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