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Hi.. I am suffering from gallstones 4mm. And i have pain sometimes at night continues with minimum 3 or 4 hours.. My question is that is there any medicine for this without Surgery.. Plz reply..
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For pain you can take tab voveran 50mg one every 8hours for 3 to 4 days, after meals.
For gall stones, consult a gen surgeon physically.
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No surgery is the treatment for this condition.
U can take medicine to relieve the pain
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Hello, I understand your concern â gallstones are a common problem and can cause severe pain, especially at night or after fatty meals. Unfortunately, once stones form, there is no reliable medicine that can permanently dissolve or remove them. Some medicines (like ursodeoxycholic acid) may help in very select cases, but they work only for small cholesterol stones, take months to years, and pain usually continues during treatment.
Advice
⢠Avoid oily, fried, and heavy meals, as these trigger gallbladder contractions and pain.
⢠Eat smaller, lighter meals through the day.
⢠Stay well hydrated.
What to Monitor
⢠Frequency and severity of pain episodes.
⢠Any fever, vomiting, or yellowing of eyes/skin.
Management
At present, surgery (laparoscopic cholecystectomy) is the only definitive treatment for gallstones that cause symptoms. Until then, dietary control and pain relief are the main measures.
When to consult immediately
⢠If pain becomes very severe or constant.
⢠If you develop fever, chills, jaundice, or repeated vomiting.
⢠If the pain does not settle even with simple measures.
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No medicine for stone.
Meftal spas ds two times after food for pain.
Laproscopic surgery advisable. Easy solution.
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If one has Stones of size > 2mm & symptomatic , we usually recommend to have surgery , Lap. Cholecystectomy ,
Unless the stones are removed your symptoms will not be relieved ,
Pain Medicine will take off your pain but not the gallstones Cause of your problem , you will get pains again & again
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Gallstones have complications , cholecystitis, cholangitis , sepsis , Gallstones ileus , Carcinoma if not removed ,
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Don't go for alternative medicine or even Allopathic medicinal management.
it's has a Surgical Treatment only ,
laproscopic Sx are less invasive & have faster recovery postop
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No medicine as such.
You can monitor your eating habits to which the pain starts.
Avoid spicy, oily, fried foods.
Take clean, nutritious diet.
Proper water intake.
Take a walk after your meals.
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No there is no medicine for stone removal, it's better go for surgery
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Medicine can help but need more details
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Gallstones associated with frequent symptoms,is an indication for surgery.Medicines are not very effective in dealing with gallstones
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No medications are there to dissolve or remove gall stones
There is a small surgery for the same done under General anaesthesia
So can only be treated by surgery
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First find out whether u r fit for surgery or not
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When your gall bladder starts having stone go for planned surgery
Emergency surgery in this case has it's own complications
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Kindly attach your USG report..
Pain more on while taking fatty meal ??
Need more history to suggest what is better for you medicine or surgery
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Yes for 4 mm stone it's possible without surgery...but u have to give detailed history for cause...
U can consult GENERAL MEDICINE ...
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There is .. but writing simple drugs without proper history is not good for patients many times... specially when you have acute big problem like this .
Medicine is UDCA 300mg BD ... And antispasmodics .
But let me warn you one thing.. small stones can sometimes move to small bile ducts and can cause more pain later on.. just cause they are small don't postpone surgery. It's minimal invasive now a days with advanced machines..so I still say go for surgery.. don't feel anxious one time or other many of us go through some kind of surgery.
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here surgery offers better results.. that's truth from medicine guy ..
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Small gallstones (4 mm) may get temporary relief with medicines, but if pain keeps coming, surgery is the most reliable cure.
Meanwhile, follow a low-fat diet to reduce attacks until you decide further.
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Lap cholecystectomy is the safest and with fastest recovery
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you should consult a surgeon in person
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Dr. Manoj Kumar
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Need few more details
Kindly consult
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Dr. Shaikh Huzaif
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Please consult
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Dr. Abhay Shanker Sharma
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Jaipur
Share USG and consult. There are few medications which showed some result and relief. Last resort is surgery.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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