I understand your concernâespecially when surgery is suggested so quickly. A 2.2 cm gallstone located at the neck of the gallbladder can definitely cause the kind of pain youâre describing (upper abdomen, right side, even radiating to the back).
In conventional medicine, laparoscopic surgery is often advised because of the risk of blockage or recurrent attacks. However, itâs important to know that surgery is not always the only immediate optionâespecially if there are no severe complications like infection, high fever, or acute inflammation.
In homeopathy, we focus on treating the root causeâhelping the body gradually reduce the tendency to form stones, improving bile flow, and relieving symptoms like pain, bloating, and discomfort. Many patients with similar conditions have experienced significant relief and avoided or delayed surgery with properly selected constitutional remedies.
That said, every case is different. The size, location (neck of gallbladder), frequency of pain, and your overall health need careful evaluation before deciding the right approach.
With my 25+ years of experience in treating complex chronic conditions, I have managed many cases of gallbladder stones with encouraging resultsâespecially in patients who wanted to avoid surgery.
If youâd like, you can connect with me for a detailed consultation. I will honestly guide you whether your case is suitable for homeopathic management or if surgery is truly necessary in your situation.
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Regards
Dr Jyoti Kadkol
www.healthglobalclinics.com
You donât have to rush into surgery without exploring all safe options. Letâs evaluate your case properly and decide the best path for you.
Answered2026-03-29 15:07:19
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