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Gall stones, prostate bulge, blood infec
Multiple gallstones with large one of size 8.3mm in diameter, one prostate gland swollen and obstructing for complete urine passage, a little volume of urine is being left behind causing infections. Sudden rise in CRP to 118mg/l. Doctors consulted told that blood infection is high and WBC count is around 14,500 cells/cumm. Even though these I.V are being injected into body, WBC count has increased from 11400 cells/Cumm. The patient has sugar, BP. Doctors advised for removal of Gall bladder. Should we proceed with surgery ? How to control this blood infection while it is getting triggered due to this internal issues ? Sudden chills and shivering in body causing severe fever and fainting and loss of memory, unable to speak are the symptoms while this infection is triggered by cold water touch. Please provide a solution.
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U r a female, prostate enlargement seen in male mam.
In report wbc is raised verify infection.
For what u r waiting??? Gall stone multiple if gall bladder burst u r in trouble a rare problem. But ??
Prostate enlargement n urine complications blood infection r cause of chills high grade fever he need hospitalization n treatment to control infection than laproscopic removal of gall bladder, turp of Prostate plan one by one.
Till than
Clavum1000 two times a day after food for ten days.
Zerodol sp three times a day after food for five to seven days.
Nexpro RD40 ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH FOR ten days.
Plenty of water n liquid to.increase output so infection comes out .
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Based on what you’ve shared, this looks like an active infection (very high CRP, rising WBC) likely triggered by urinary obstruction ± gallbladder infection. Surgery is usually not done while infection is uncontrolled unless it’s an emergency. The priority is to stabilize the infection first, identify the exact source, and then plan surgery safely.
Next Steps
• Continue IV antibiotics and get blood/urine cultures reviewed
• Urgent urology + surgery coordination to relieve urine obstruction
• Surgery decision should be taken after infection markers start falling
• Close monitoring given fever, chills, confusion episodes
Health Tips
Symptoms like chills, confusion, fainting suggest sepsis risk — this needs tight supervision, not delays.
If you want, we can go step-by-step on infection control first, surgery timing next, based on reports and current response to treatment.
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