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2018-09-30 06:43:10
My wife is pregnent of 6 weeks...she has a gall bladder stone around 7.5 mm ...Is pregnency is safe?
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Need to be careful and regular follow up and testing required

Answered2018-09-30 07:07:08

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If she is not having any pain and problem then no need to disturb this.If surgery is needed due to problems then second trimester is safe.Name of surgery is cholecystectomy.

Answered2018-09-30 09:52:26

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Pregnancy is safe,  no need to disturb gall stone if she is  not having acute and unbearable symptoms. 

Answered2018-09-30 08:04:34

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If asymptomatic gall stone no need of surgery. If any infection.. cholecystectomy will be required. Connect online for further queries

Answered2018-09-30 07:00:56

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