Question 1

what are symptoms for gull bladder stones?

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Varies individually: Gallstones can be asymptomatic. If concurrent   inflammation occurs can have right upper quadrant pain, nausea, vomiting, back pain, sometimes chest pain, often related to eating fat containing foods. Sometimes stone if large enough and obstruct gall bladder duct or common bile duct. Jaundice may result form common bile duct obstruction. If symptomatic should consult your doctor.

Question 2

gall bladder stones symptoms since last one month , how bad is it?

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If you have: symptomatic gallstones and you are a good surgical risk, best treatment is cholecystectomy.  This is usually a laparoscopic procedure these days, and it is not a particularly painful operation that requires at most a one day hospitalization and minimal scars.  Consult with a surgeon.

Question 3

can a gall bladder stone affect a woman's ability to conceive?

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Biliary disease: Gallstones and biliary disease may not affect your ability to conceive, however going through a pregnancy with a bad gallbladder is not recommended. Once pregnant, surgery is avoided, as general anesthesia negatively affects your pregnancy. To decrease your overall pregnancy risk, get elective gallbladder surgery before pregnancy. Good luck.

Question 4

i am 17 years old. i think i passed a kidney or bladder stone once in my urine (no pain). i have not noticed any other symptoms or pain and have had normal urine for 1-2 weeks. would you still advise seeing a doctor? is this typically serious?

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: I think I answered the previous question.
No, you do not need to see any doctor at this time. There is no confirmed diagnosis. However, if it recurs, pick and keep that possible stone then visit the doctor by then.
Just remember this event for now.  In the future if doctor or nurse asks you about history of bladder or kidney stone you can tell your story by then.

Question 5

i am having gall bladder stone, but i don't have any pain or any symptoms.this stone and sludge is visible in ultrasound.local doctors have suggested to undergo laproscopic removal of bladder.but i am not cmfortable with gb removal.also i am suffering fro

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U Need2 Talk2 UR Dr.: The presence of gallstones in the absence of symptoms does not require treatment. In fact, as many as 75% of people w/stones never develop symptoms. I recommend that you clarify with your doctor why surgery is being recommended.

Question 6

what is the treatment of a 21 year old female having small gal bladder stones? are there any medications or surgery is the only answer?

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Gallstones: You can take Ursodioxycholic acid (Urosodiol) which helps to prevent the formation of new stones, but it doesn't break down stones that are already there. In general, if you have gallstones that are causing you pain, surgery to remove your gallbladder is recommended, which is why this operation is the most commonly performed general surgery operation. 1 Million operations a year.

Question 7

is it possible for a 27 year old women to get pregnant 3 months after undergoing gall bladder stones removal operation?

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Sure : Having surgery can stress your body and make it harder to conceive however definately possible .

Question 8

this year i have had my gall bladder & stones removed and lower spinal fusion. for a couple of weeks now, my stomach has bloated to the size of a six-month pregnant woman. i am nauseous, i have a headache, and lower back pain, mostly on the right?

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: Time to seek medical attention as it is not likely that your symptoms will reverse by themselves. The abdominal distention suggests ascites among others, most commonly due to liver disease. Starting with your primary care doc will be best.

Question 9

how can i stop worrying about bladder stones?

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Drink lots of fluids: If you're not in pain, do what you can to avoid the stones - mainly lots of water.

Question 10

how long do bladder stones stay in your body?

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Bladder stones: Bladder stones will remain in the bladder until they are removed surgically.  That is different from kidney stones, which pass into the bladder from the kidneys.  They are usually passed out with your urine within a day or two.  They are usually so small that, unless you are straining your urine, you will not notice them.

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I am 17 years old. i think i passed a kidney or bladder stone once in my urine (no pain). i have not noticed any other symptoms or pain and have had normal urine for 1-2 weeks. would you still advise seeing a doctor? is this typically serious?

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I am having gall bladder stone, but i don't have any pain or any symptoms.this stone and sludge is visible in ultrasound.local doctors have suggested to undergo laproscopic removal of bladder.but i am not cmfortable with gb removal.also i am suffering fro

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What is the treatment of a 21 year old female having small gal bladder stones? are there any medications or surgery is the only answer?

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Is it possible for a 27 year old women to get pregnant 3 months after undergoing gall bladder stones removal operation?

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This year i have had my gall bladder & stones removed and lower spinal fusion. for a couple of weeks now, my stomach has bloated to the size of a six-month pregnant woman. i am nauseous, i have a headache, and lower back pain, mostly on the right?

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