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My mother got gall stone  stone is 4 cm she needs to operate but her hb is only 8 so is that risky . And for her laproscopy or open ,which will be best
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Laproscopy better choice.
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Better to get surgery soon
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Hb. 8 is not a contraindication for a gall stone surgery. However anaemia needs to be corrected. And underlying cause to be found regarding the cause of anaemia whether it is iron deficiency, vit B 12 deficiency or other causes Surgery however must not be delayed much as gall stone disease needs to be operated upon. If left untreated there may be severe pain abdomen( acute cholecystitis, GB perforation etc) which are all emergencies
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consult a general surgeon may proceed with laparoscopic cholecystectomy if found otherwise healthy
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do not delay treatment.
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Step 1 - improve Hb Step 2- admission and surgery
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Laparoscopic cholecystectomy
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safe in good hands
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Get the surgery done after correcting hemoglobin
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Age of patient Improve Hb And then operate if it's an elective surgery
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