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Gallbladder stone recovery
My mother have a gallbladder stone. So what is the solution ?
Only surgery or any other solutions...
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At first need USG whole abdomen to know the status of gall bladder and it's Stones. Then if symptoms like pain abdomen discomfort occurs need to admit.
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If so surgery is the only option.
laparoscopic surgery is best option.
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Hello.. if the GB stones are not causing any problems then let them be there but keep watching .. complications to be watched for.. cholesystitis, pancreatitis etc. she has to reduce her fat intake and increase her protein intake.
But if the GB Stones are creating problems eg indigestion issues or pain etc then she need to be investigated and based on results then only can be decided whether surgery is needed or not
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Can be managed with medication...
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Yes, surgery is the treatment of choice
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Dr. Sujatha K.C
General Physician
24 yrs exp
Bangalore
Asymptomatic gall stones can left without surgery
Watch for the complications
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