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Dx: cholelithiases

2018-09-28 18:12:31
I am female & 70 years of age. I've been diagnosed wlth 6 mm gallstone & common bile duct expanded from 3mm to 8mm within 14 months, all verified with multiple ultrasound & MRICP images. I've had intermitant sharp abdominal pain & huge bloating. Why has the surgeon postpone lap-chole for over 11 months?
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Hello dear ... I would like to know little more info or history of your problems.. It would be great if we can continue our conversation on my private window as here I am restricted to give you few line of treatment..

Answered2018-09-29 07:32:59

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