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Suggest Treatment For Gall Bladder Stones In A Diabetic Patient
My father-in-law, age 70, having type 2 diabetes is suffering from severe stomach pain. USG report suggests he is having gallbladder stone and infection related to it. The surgeon has prescribed medicines which will decrease pain & infection. He is saying until the infection subsides & sugar level decreases operation cannot b done. He has been taking the medicines since a day. Sometimes at night the pain is severe. What to do? The following medicines are being taken by him:
Cifran CT, Doverin 80, Sucral, Biozobid, Tribet 2 & Buta Proxyvon as SOS.
Cifran CT, Doverin 80, Sucral, Biozobid, Tribet 2 & Buta Proxyvon as SOS.
Thu, 20 Nov 2014
Dear friend, greetings gal bladder stones causing pain the best way to manage is surgery cholecystectomy.. But surgery can only be done after infection is controlled and sugar levels are normal ... For which you need to wait.. With out surgery if any one wants to manage it may recur and may get complicated. Now a days we are doing laporoscopic cholecystectomy and you will be discharged soon... No doubt ... Go for safe surgery .. ALL THE BEST
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