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Largue blood clot inside biliary duct since 3 weeks ago. doctors giving time to dissolve before performing ercp. can i excercise without risks?
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Although I: truly doubt that it would "hurt" I would recommend that you don't..Exercise would increase your blood pressure and encourage bleeding if it is still "leaking" Since its an "unusual" place o bleed a blood clotting evaluation may be appropriate...Hope this is helpful Dr Z
Answered 10/23/2017
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How do doctors know if a stone is lodged in the common bile duct and/or the pancreatic ducts? Is ercp the only way to know for sure?
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