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Pain in stomach
Temp. acute pain in Upper stomach, have been suffered previously and treated for acidity problem. This time it was suggested for ultrasound and blood test, ultrasound report says minor calcification in liver, and GB is markedly contracted, thick sludge is seen with layering noted, tiny echogenic lesions 3-4mm in size..
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U may require Cholecystectomy ...gall stones removal, meet Gastro surgeon
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Well the USG looks like there were multiple gall bladder stones, and few might have passed also causing the pain...Well you can go for gall bladder removal but then it depends on you and also the severity and changes in gall bladder...Or you can go for conservative treatment like taking anti spasmodics and also tablets will will take care of the liver enzymes...Meet a general surgeon..Thank you
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