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Had A Stint Put In After Gallbladder Surgery, Removed, Experiencing Chills. Concerned? What Should Be Done?
My fiancee had a stint put in after her gallbladder surgery. Today we had the stint removed at 1pm, we ate lunch (she had a small steak with a sweet potato), and she felt fine until 630pm where she started to experience a chill. She does not have a temperature but is still experiencing chills. Should I monitor her temperature to see if she has a fever , give her a Motrin, or take her to the hospital. Friends have recommended giving her a tylenol and watch to see if she gets a fever.
Mon, 17 Jun 2013
General & Family Physician, Dr. Manjula R's Response
hi, you havegot removed the CBD stent. why was this put?was it cholycystitis/cholelethiasis/common bile duct stone. when CBD stent was removed was there any infection found like pus discharge. i feel she needs to be given antibiotics which covers both aerobic and anaerobic organisms for 5-7 days. talk to your physician/gastroenterologist. all the very best.
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Had A Stint Put In After Gallbladder Surgery, Removed, Experiencing Chills. Concerned? What Should Be Done?
hi, you havegot removed the CBD stent. why was this put?was it cholycystitis/cholelethiasis/common bile duct stone. when CBD stent was removed was there any infection found like pus discharge. i feel she needs to be given antibiotics which covers both aerobic and anaerobic organisms for 5-7 days. talk to your physician/gastroenterologist. all the very best.