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Gall bladder stone
I have 2 gall stones in GB.I don't want to remove it.I want to cure it by medicine.as m scared of operation. Is it possible?
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Your concern is
1. Two gall stones in gallbladder
2. Do not want removal
3. Want to cure it by medicines
4. Scared of operation
5. Is it possible.
Normally goal stone disease is treated surgically
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Non surgical modalities of management of gall stones is available and one of them is medicines.
Indications of medical treatment
1. Cholesterol stone
2. Not indicated in pigment stones
3. Smaller stones
4. Multiple stones
5. Recurrent stones and
6. Serious medical conditions which are
interfering With the surgery
Medical treatment may have to continue for months 2 years.
Next Steps
Consult Clinician Surgeon/Physician for appropriate advice on
management of gallbladder stones.
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not possible to dissolve by med ...
take less fatty diet
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get laparoscopic cholecystectomy done
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Need to know your symptoms and also need to know whether you require surgery or not. Medicines dont help to dissolve stones
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Asymptomatic cholelithiasis can be managed conservatively
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Consult over call for discussion of clinical symptoms so further advice regarding the management can be given
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
Urologist
13 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
connect with a call for details discussion regarding the disease and it's management
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