RX Sooner the Better: The symptoms that you have are due to transient obstruction of the (cystic) duct that connects the gb to the bile duct. If the obstruction does not abate, a more serious attack can occur, often requiring urgent surgery.Sometimes stones can enter into the bile duct, causing blockage of the liver +/- pancreatitis. If you're o/w healthy, better to have surgery now rather than wait for a complication.
Answered 12/10/2013
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Yes: If stones gets stuck while passing can cause serious or even life threatening infection, and/or pancreatic inflammation.
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