Gall stones

2022-04-11 06:30:36
I underwent ultrasound recently for a gyneac problem.But surprisingly everything was normal but multiple gallbladder stones found highest measured 8 mm.Can I get rid of gall stones with medicines without undergoing surgery.Iam not diabetic or hypertensive.My weight is 72 kgs and height 5.2 kgs.Right now reducing weight.I don't have any digestive or any other problems.Thankyou.
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If no problem pain or so can postpone surgery

Answered2022-04-11 09:15:48

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If your Gynaec problem, for which you underwent Sonography, was not "pregnancy" , then you should go ahead and get operated for gall stones. 8 mm stone will take many years to go with medical treatment , or medical treatment may fail. If you become pregnant and you have gall stones it will be a nightmare for you and your Obstetrician. You will be 7 months pregnant and you will develop cholelithiasis . And you will be wondering whether to get gall bladder operation done now or after delivery.

Answered2022-04-11 08:30:02

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Avoid non vegetarian foods Avoid oily and fatty foods

Answered2022-04-11 07:43:43

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There is no medical treatment for gall stones.you need surgical removal of gall bladder either by laparoscopic or open method
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contact me for proper consultation

Answered2022-04-11 07:23:20

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Donot worry if there is unbearable pain after meal then do surgery it now easy with leproscopy Take tab drotin a 3 time if pain

Answered2022-04-11 06:46:52

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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.

Answered2022-04-11 06:41:39

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Is there any pain on the right side of upper part of stomach??
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If yes, you can take only symptomatic relief like mild pain killers, apart from that, surgery is the only option

Answered2022-04-11 06:33:13

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Need surgery

Answered2022-04-11 06:32:05

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