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Gall bladder 7.4 mm stone & HBsAg rectv
My mother has been diagnosed with calculus in gallbladder of 7.4mm and she is also infected with hepatitis b (HBV) viral load detection of 1307 IU/ml. So it is possible to get operation as soon as possible..plz suggest me what will I do..
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If the patient is suffering from symptoms, it will be better to be managed medically. And stone size also isn't that big.
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Viral load is too high better to consult ist medical gastroenterologist.
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Consult a medical gastroenterologist for hepatitis b infection . Antivirals will decrease the viral load
Followed by patient can be taken for laparoscopic cholecystectomy
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
General Surgeon
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Have to consult near by surgeon for the same
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