Stone in gal bladder

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I have 4mm stone in gal bladder. what should I do. Like is there any Medicine or surgery is the only option?

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Dr. Nisharg Patel Gastroenterologist 10 yrs exp Surat Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Nisharg Patel

Gastroenterologist 10 yrs exp Surat

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Most of the stones don't have any symptoms Surgery is needed is there is biliary colic The classic description of biliary colic is an intense, dull discomfort located in the right upper quadrant, epigastrium, or (less often) substernal area that may radiate to the back (particularly the right shoulder blade) The pain is often associated with sweating, nausea, and vomiting

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