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Hidden symptoms of Gall bladder stone
My wife got operated two weeks back for Gall stone & Umbilical Hernia repair. She is recovering well. Prior to the surgery, she also had allergic cough and breathlessness due to asthma and this had been going on for above 6 months. In fact, the Surgeon had asked for clearance from Pulmunologist before surgery.
After the surgery being completed and during recovery, we are seeing the almost sudden end of Asthma or breathlessness. Earlier requirement of inhaler is drastically reduced. We are not noticing any changes in weather or change in any previous environments which could immediate relieve the asthma. Hence the query, is Gallstone related to Bronchitis in any way? We somehow believe that the Umbilical hernia got worse due to cough (initiated by asthma). Gall stones have been detected in earlier scans in 2022 but the size and gall bladder wall thickness seemed to have increased recently. We made a choice to opt for a dual surgery as a mode of treatment.
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Hi. I understand your concern. Please do a in clinic visit for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription for the same
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There is no direct relation btwn two conditions, but due to gall bladder distention, diaphragm movement is affected which might some times reflect as a asthma like symptoms, proper management of airways with nebulization is required, consultant a pulmnogist with detailed history.
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monitor her airways for recurring symptoms
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
Pulmonologist
46 yrs exp
Hyderabad
No sir, there is no direct relation.
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Dr. Harish Bhatia
Pulmonologist
20 yrs exp
Delhi
Sir may be she was diaphragmatic irritation because of the gall stone which leads to poor efforts. Which will lead to experience asthma like symptoms Once she got operated everything went away.
Asthma is clinical diagnosis.
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Dr. Sivaraj Karri
Pulmonologist
10 yrs exp
Kakinada
They might not be directly related
But could be due to acid reflux or diaphragmatic irritation
And now resolution could be due to supportive medication
Or latent period.
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Consult a pulmonologist with detailed history
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Dr. Fatima Mamnoon
Pulmonologist
13 yrs exp
New Delhi
Not bth are not related at all.its just a mere coincidence!
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