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Stone in Gallbladder
If there is 12mm stone inside bladder and pain start and stops after medicine is it necessary to remove gallbladder ? Kindly advice after this how fast need to go for surgery? 2 years back same atone was of 7.7 mm. 12 mm is reflecting in latest sonography. Note is final remark is "Gall bladder appears collapse and filled with multiple calculus within it, largest one measure 12mm" P/o Chronic calculus cholecystitis. Please guide further
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1. Definitive treatment is surgery ( Open or Laparoscopic or Robitic) Laparoscopic is the the best option.
2. When stone cause some infection and inflammation inside gall bladder ( acute on chronic chlolecystitis), you get a pain which can be severe. And you need to visit a doctor or get admitted.
And when the attack is over, you become pain free and back to normal life.
But the problem is no one can predict the next attack. Neither the timing or the severity.
(Gall Bladder even may get pus filled and the perforated)
3. Word of caution:
Avoid oily food and outside food.
4. Get operated as soon as possible to become pain free and avoid complications.
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As you had gall stones which were infected previously also, You will require Laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Gall bladder needs to be removed. Otherwise complications like slipping of stone, obstructive jaundice etc can happen
Next Steps
consult a surgeon for further advise
Health Tips
Avoid oily food, nonveg, outside food till it's removed.
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