Ultrasounds reports

2020-08-07 10:33:45
I have got gall stone in my Gallbladder i have done 2 ultrasounds in which early morning empty stomach i have got that report multiple  stone and after a week i had gone to some other ultrasounds center in 6 hr gap of food and he is saying nothing is clear
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Repeat Ultrasound in reliable ultrasound clinic

Answered2020-08-08 13:17:24

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See post both reports What u have complaints now Avoid Fasting Spicy food Keep bland diet And If in future u want Get one MRCP done Will help you

Answered2020-08-07 17:37:58

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The second ultrasonologist could not have seen it properly due to bowel gas. This is not very uncommon.
Next Steps
If you have any symptoms like excessive gas formation, pain, belching, early fullness of stomach while eating etc., u might be having Gall stone/stones. Get a proper Consultation with a General Surgeon.
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Avoid fatty foods.

Answered2020-08-07 14:38:21

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There is no need of getting ultrasound done repeatedly. What symptoms do u have?
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if u have symptoms of heartburn , dyspepsia and pain in upper abdomen u can consult a general surgeon  and if required get laparoscopic cholecystectomy done.
Health Tips
avoid oily and spicy food

Answered2020-08-07 11:00:38

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What symptoms u hav ? So gall stones won’t disappear in a week. Second usg if bowel has gas it makes usg to pick anything. Multiple gall stones is indication for surgery especially if ur diabetic
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Meet a surgeon and plan for gall bladder removal

Answered2020-08-07 10:37:48

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Please post us pic Likely last one could not find, possibly GB was contracted

Answered2020-08-07 14:32:44

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