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Gall bladder surgery
How time of hospital stay someone requires after gall bladder laparoscopic surgery?and after getting discharged from the hospital can i go yo home by train journey??...i mean is it safe?
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Depending on the severity of your gall bladder disease.. if the surgery is uncomplicated you may get discharged on same day evening or next day. You shall fit to travel by 24 hrs after surgery.
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Generally 24 hr is hospitalisation time . Yes you can travel by train .
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Dr. Kumar Parth
Gastroenterologist
19 yrs exp
Bangalore
One day hospital day, can resume your routine activity including journey by train
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