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Continous Fever after gallbladder surge
My wife gallbladder was removed on 15 June as she was diagnosed with stone which we came to know on 14 June of two stonnes measuring 12.1 & 12.5 mm respectively. She has the problem of on & off fever and pain near upper abodomen from last 4 yrs with time period of in-between 2 -3 months.
Now she has recovered from removing gallbladder through laparoscopy surgery but the only concerned is that her body temperature remains 99.5c to normal up & down every day till now.
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Dear , no need to worry
But sometimes Chloe cystitis ,because of that inflammation is there so body wl fight so as a body response in that situation fever comes ,but sometimes its without infection and sometimes its with infection so need to treat clinically so fallow your treating doctor once address the fever ,if accordingly to them infective then wl add on antibiotics and some other medicine too otherwise no need to worry ,they wl help u,
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