I had usg scan for my severe menstrual bleeding issue, there its been diagnosed with gallstones of 3-4 calculi/7 mm. I'm over weighted female of 28 years and I was planning to take paleo/intermittent fasting to reduce my weight. I consulted a gyno reg this and she asked me to continue taking medicines to stop bleeding and not to worry about this gallstone now. I'm worried what can be the best solution for this. I don't want my gallbladder getting removed. Please help!
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Hi Haripriya its unfortunate that you are in such agony and pain. however with my decades of experience I can tell you you will get well soon your obesity..pcd and irregularity in menses are part of a common syndrome affecting people of your age. however You must get your stones removed as they can result in life threatening complications
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Your severe menstrual bleeding issue and gall stones. Very good treatment is available in homoeopathy for your problem. No side effects. Please take homeopathic medicine Hamamelis 200 once daily in the morning for 5 days. For further prescription and treatment, consult me through ?lybrate text consult?.
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The advice given to you by your gynaecologist is not right a gall bladder containing stones is a non-functional gall bladder not of any use to your body. Complications of gall stones can be lethal.
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By the information provided, it seems you don't have any pain or symptoms pertaining to gallstones. In such a scenario, it not strictly required to get your gall bladder removed. U can wait until gall bladder starts bothering you in terms of pain or other symptoms.
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For gall stones gall bladder surgery (laparoscopic cholecystectomy) is the best choice.
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If you don’t have pain in the upper abdomen or right upper quadrant/ don’t have bloating and excessive belching post meals, this means your gall bladder stones are not symptomatic. The chances of complications from these are less than 1% over 20 years. You can wait it out and avoid removing your gall bladder. However, if you have even one of these symptoms mentioned above, the chances of complications from gall bladder stones can increase dramatically. In this case it’s best to have your gall bladder removed. This is a simple day care procedure with minimal to no pain with advanced techniques, in the hands of a competent surgeon. As for the menstrual bleeding, please do continue with your gyneac consults and advise. It isn’t related to the gall bladder stones.
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Plan laparoscopic gall bladder removal.
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