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12mm gallstones
I have 11 12 mm gallstones. Can I postpone the surgery for 2 months? Or can it be treated with medicine?? I have stomach ache which is not severe.
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From the above you are suffering from multiple gallbladder stones these stones occlude the the opening of the gallbladder resulting in pain. If you observe closely the pain will be more if you have oily or fatty non vegetarian foods this is because this kind of foods stimulate the gallbladder to contract and thereby increasing the pain kindly send me your ultrasound scan report I would like to also have a look at the common bile duct to decide regarding before the management it is advisable not to defer the surgery
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avoid oil spicy non vegetarian foods, please send me your ultrasound scan reports along with the liver function test
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Medicines can make gall stones manageable for a few weeks or months. But they can't remove them. Surgery is the only permanent cure.
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