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2017-11-02 20:06:22
I’m having a problem of mild pain below the ribs on left side,after medical examination,reports stated that”bilateral renal calculas and cholelithiasis. This was the report of may 2017.i am working at abroad,& not possible to take treatment.pls assist me how many days need to recover if I went for surgery/if any?
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Laparoscopic cholycystectomy is usually the treatment of choice for cholycystectomy with cholelithiasis with about 2-3days in hospital stay.furthe rest in hone about 1-2 weeks is advisable For renal stones further assessment is required.consult a urologist

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