Medical Case Details:
Patient age is 56yrsBefore 6 months pt had acute cholecystitis suddenly with stones in gallbladder.
He was admitted to hospital .
Now he is ok
I want ayurvedic medicines for gallstones to a kid operation.
Discussions
Dr. Diwanshu
General Practitioner
I suggest , the patient should get laproscopic cholecystectomy as, any time he can again have acute cholecystitis or stone may move and can lead to fatal complications like biliary colic or if stone gets into pancreas ,in future patient may get diabetes.
keeping in mind risk-benefit ratio i think patient should proceed with the operation once he is medically fit.
General Practitioner
I suggest , the patient should get laproscopic cholecystectomy as, any time he can again have acute cholecystitis or stone may move and can lead to fatal complications like biliary colic or if stone gets into pancreas ,in future patient may get diabetes.
keeping in mind risk-benefit ratio i think patient should proceed with the operation once he is medically fit.
28.Nov, 03:10am
Dr. Kumar Sonal
General Surgeon
The only management option if the patient is fit for surgery is to have a Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy under general anaesthesia. There is no role of conservative management in Cholelithiasis. The more time delay is there, the more it becomes complicated. Complications include repeated attacks of pain abdomen, ascending cholangitis, Choledocholithiasis, Gallstone pancreatitis and even gallbladder carcinoma. So the patient should immediately be referred for Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy to a general surgeon.
General Surgeon
The only management option if the patient is fit for surgery is to have a Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy under general anaesthesia. There is no role of conservative management in Cholelithiasis. The more time delay is there, the more it becomes complicated. Complications include repeated attacks of pain abdomen, ascending cholangitis, Choledocholithiasis, Gallstone pancreatitis and even gallbladder carcinoma. So the patient should immediately be referred for Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy to a general surgeon.
29.Nov, 11:23am
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