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5 mm gallbladder calculus
Hi doctor, my baby 1.5 year old, having 5 mm gallbladder calculus. This can dissolve on its own? If yes how much time will it take? If no then what is the solution except surgery? Could you pls suggest me. I am really worried.
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Are there any symptoms like abdominal pain, vomiting or jaundice? If not, nothing is to be done. It might resolve on its own. If the symptoms are present the child may require symptomatic treatment (syp udiliv)
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Consult Pediatric surgeon once will see the child and decide the treatment conservative or needs surgery if size increases
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Hi...just followup ultrasound scans every 6months. Anything more than 8-10 mm needs urgent pediatric surgeon involvement
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Follow up with treating pediatrician
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No need of surgery As the size is very small Usually small size will dissolve by itself If no symptoms like abdominal pains , vomiting then Wait for 5months and repeat the scan to check Don't forget to like the answer as soon as you read
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Greetings kindly repeat the scan after 3 months if it's present and having symptoms better to do surgery
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