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Gallstone 5mm in scan report

2024-03-08 18:13:14
From last night I have constant pain below right ribs on my back. It was little severe too. I have gallstones of 5mm. Not in any treatment for this. Is it the gallstones that causing pain at my right side? What should be done.
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Possible Right side  colicky pain Post food Could be due to gall stones

Answered2024-03-08 18:32:07

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