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Do all people with symptomatic multiple gallstones develop complications or not everybody develops complication? Is there a percentage? Please reply
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Don't think about percentage
Go for lap gb removal, if ur symptomatic
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What will be your benefits by knowing percentage of completion. Because you have symptomatic gall stone, so ultimately you have to go for gb removal surgery.
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Symptomatic gallstones itself is a complication. If you meant life threatening complication like obstructive jaundice, pancreatitis, sepsis the. “Yes” most likely in due course about 20 percent of people will have complication.
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2-20% develop complications.
Percentages should best be left for betting on Football Matches and Not when your own life is on the line.
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