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Stone 12mm gallbladder

2017-02-02 03:51:07
She is having 12mm stone in her gallbladder . She is having pain in her stomach. Doctor suggest me tto remove gallbladder. Is there any options to stop pain without removing gallbladder.. with medicine.
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Hello There are no medical treatment for gall stones if it is symptomatic - which is the case here. Treatment of choice for gall stones is cholecystectomy - i.e removal of gall bladder. If done at good centre and by experienced surgeon it is absolutely safe. So dont think about other treatment options - becauuse there aren't any at present.

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