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Gall Bladder removal due to stone.

2020-10-15 04:49:34
I have had my gall bladder surgery due to stone and after that also i happen to have sudden pain in my stomach till chest which is very severe and stays for 3-5 minutes and then gets ok on its own without anything to do with it. Is it normal?
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Kindly visit a surgeon get examined Kindly visit a operative surgeon It happens First get examined

Answered2020-10-16 04:14:43

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Hi . I would like to ask you a few questions Does the pain occur throughout the day ?? Does pain subside or increase with food intake ?? Is pain related to working or exertion ??

Answered2020-10-15 04:57:16

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Kindly get UGIE done Could be hiatal hernia

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