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Hi doctor My mother Age 48 previously she was having gall blader stone 4mm we used ayurvedic and homeopathic medicine Again usg can done and visited hospital but doctor advice CECT ABDOMEN after seeking usg report we did this also Kindly conform about report whether the stone is having or not Any idea may know why doctor advices CECT abdomen pls clarify and further tips to patient Thanks
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usg says stone stone might have passed away if u had suffer pain in the recent days .
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Avoid fatty diet ..do a follow up usg after 3 month to see stone if stone ..do surgery
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Welcome and Good Morning Your concern 1. Mother aged 48 years previously having        Gall stone 4mm given Ayurvedic and     Homeopathic treatment 2. Repeat USG done, Doctor advised CECT     ABDOMEN 3. Confirm reports whether having stones or      not. Reports indicates 1. USG     Showing 3.9mm stone in the neck of Gall     bladder B. CECT ABDOMEN     Showing Simpler Hepatic Cyst      4. Any idea why Doctor advised CECT     Abdomen May be based on his Clinical assessment    5. Clarify further tips to patient
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As there is no goll stone on CECT ABDOMEN examination Patient must Consult Surgeon for follow up
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1. Dietary manipulations 2. Avoid fatty diet 3. Weight reduction if overweight or obese 4. Follow up with Surgeon 5. Food habit manipulations Thanks Regards
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Consult over call for instant discussion of patient clinical symptoms so further evaluation and management can be planned
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Presence of gall stone and associated symptoms always decide treatment. USG is more sensitive then CT for Gall stones. In your case I would definitely advise gall stone surgery as she have a long life to live and complications can occur
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Visit a GI surgeon
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Can repeat USG
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CT scan has less specificity to detect stones. Consult over call to understand it better
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As per ct, no stone in GB
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