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My brother, 56, had choledocholithiasis for which he received his ercp treatment after 15 days and since then there has been no problem. it's already been 6 months, just want to know are there any long term complications of choledocholithiasis?
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If has been well then do not worry. Rarely a narrowing of the bile duct can occur which can be treated. I think he should be OK
Answered 1/31/2022
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