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I recently had choledocholithiasis which was treated within 2 weeks. stone and gallbladder removed. everything is back to normal now but my concern is, will that phase of bile duct obstruction have any lethal long term consequences in the future?
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Probably not except that you pain from it should be gone,
Answered 4/22/2023
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No, if they were able to remove the stone from your common bile duct, and the bio is falling freely again, Then there should be no long-term consequences. If you notice recurrent jaundice, pain, or any other Symptoms, be sure to contact your doctor, though. Good luck.
Answered 4/23/2023
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