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A member asked:
I've been told by doctor that i can return home the same day after my ercp (to remove a stone from bile duct) provided there are no complications. my gb has been already removed. is it possible to get ercp and return home the same day?
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It is possible. Disucss with your Drs over there as they have the experience in folks like you where you live.
Answered 3/10/2022
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In 2015 I had a Billroth operation II (partial Gastrectomy) due to stomach Ulcers. Does this mean that I now cant have an endo retrograde cholangio pancreatography(ERCP). I may have got stones in my bile duct but had my gallbladder removed in 2009?
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