
What Are The Side Effects After Gall Bladder Removal?

He is the norm and not the exception!
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Hi and thank you so much for this query.
I am so sorry to hear about these disturbing thoughts that you have gathered online. At least 99% of persons who undergo this surgery recover with no complication. This is a commonly done procedure and it is very safe. Feel free and relaxed about it. Your husband is a living testimony and you should not be worried about it. What you found online is biased publication as you rightly described about those with worries posting online and not necessarily representative of all those who have undergone bladder surgery.
In all, complications are possible but rare. Full recovery is the norm and not the exception. I wish you well.
I hope this helps. I wish you well. Thanks for using our services and do feel free to ask for more information and clarifications if need be.


Do you have any symptoms?
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Hi,
Let the surgery be guided by your symptoms. If you are feeling well ad there is no risk of cancer, then there is no reason to take stones out for the pleasure of doing so. Ask your doctor directly what the consequences of not doing surgery right now are as he may have some more information that I cannot lay hands on right now.
Thanks and keep me posted about this.


Please, ask the doctor what the exact reason is!
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Hi,
The EF is not the lone reason without any major indications. I think there is lack of proper communication. Ask direct question to your doctor about this decision to remove the gal bladder. Also, ask him what if it is not removed to weigh both options.
Keep me posted with this discussion

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