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I contracted gallbladder disease, what are the available treatments?
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Usually surgery: If you are an acceptable candidate for operation under general anesthesia. Oral dissolution of gallstones are generally unsuccessful and have side effects, so it is reserved for those who have unacceptably high surgical risks. Consult with a surgeon.
Answered 10/27/2013
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