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Gall stone 10mm
I was having morning Naseau , no pain , no indigestion no bloating . Doc advised me for UC a single stone in GB was discovered. It gives me more of mental anxiety than any physical discomfort.
Is surgery recommended ? I am sick thinking, i don't want surgery , wanna try alternative treatments but that's also not giving me confidence. What should I do
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Stone in the gallbladder means gallbladder is diseased. not an emergency right now but you do need to get your gallbladder surgically removed at some point because the stone can’t magically disappear on its own. Also, the stone can lead to cancerous changes in the gallbladder overtime and other complications too like mucocele > empyema > perforation.
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Get laparoscopic cholecystectomy done
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If there is no symptoms which hamper your daily life then u can delay.. normally if any stone is gallbladder or kidney is not deteriorating your body organs or hampering your life style then there is no such emergency..you can wait.
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Dr. Rahul Jaiswal
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Get the Laparoscopic cholecystectomy done
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