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Anemia along with present gallstone
2 months ago I was diagnosed with anemia and I had incidental gallstone finding. Since I was a child, I had a bit of a digestive issue. I was even diagnosed with pcos. I had taken medication for heavy flow but it was of no use. So i resorted to exercise which led to eventual decrease in weight and only a year ago, my periods started being regular, every month. But, if it's gallbladder issue, I'm not supposed to be feeling hungry. Ever since I had taken my IFA tablet, I started getting hungry. My gall stone is 1.3cm ... I don't have pain abdomen, nor bloating.
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Hello there,
Whenever we are diagnosed with gall bladder stones it isnt a history of a month or two. You can be sure that this stone has been there for years so yes the digestive issues can be due to a gall bladder stone . Sometimes gall stones present without the pain abdomen. But it is important to get the gall stones treated. Please visit a nearby General Surgeon for further investigations and operative procedure of Laparoscopic cholecytectomy.
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