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Contracted Gall bladder
Today my ultrasound was stopped by doctor, he said- your gall bladder is contracted. Come Tomorrow.
I was fasting whole day.
Just I had drank warm Lemon water after waking up.
Is there anything suspicious or serious?
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usually u have to drink adequate water
they will expect ur urinary bladder to be full for the scan
not the gall bladder
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Dr. Sarika Rautwar
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Dr. Mohamed Riyaz
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Chennai
No repeat as per the advice
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Dr. Vinod Kumar Verma
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9 yrs exp
Gurgaon
According to your sign and symptom you are suffering from contracted Gall bladder .
As you know that best treatment depend on the correct diagnosis and correct diagnosis depend on the complete history of the patient so please take consultation from a doctor and give complete history of the patient so that correct diagnosis will be make and then best treatment will be start
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You shuld do ERCP and MRCP. test as diagnostic and therapeutic modality.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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