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2021-04-25 18:55:03
I want a baby but I have a stone in gall bladder so please suggest may I try for baby before surgery of gall bladder..?
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Hello. Depends on the size of stone as well as your symptoms of pain abdomen, fever As pregnancy increases the chance of stone formation in gall bladder, I advice you to get a proper consultation and get rid of the stone before your pregnancy
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Answered2021-04-25 22:47:04

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Yes u can But chances of having trouble due to stone is there It's preferable to under go surgery

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