Re: Gall stone Operation.
I was in agony a couple of years ago when I had 3 Gallstones stuck in my Bile Duct. I had to get them removed through an Endoscopy, first time it failed and they couldn't get them. I was 6 months on pills that softened them and then had the procedure again, this time it worked, thank goodness but there's no way they could have been flushed out.Re: Gall stone Operation.
That sounds painful RoxyRe: Gall stone Operation.
I rang my d-i-l this morning to see how she was following yesterday's surgery. She was given paracetamol and codeine to bring home for pain relief, but she has not needed them, and had a reasonable night's sleep.Re: Gall stone Operation.
In response to the plethora of ignorant derision from various "usual suspects" here I will say this.Re: Gall stone Operation.
My "idiot" of a d-i-l had absolutely no symptoms of gall stone problems until three months ago, when it was discovered that she had a marble sized stone on scanning. Her consultant told her that the vast majority of the population have gall stones of which they are unaware and cause no problems. I might also add that my grandson's 25 year old "idiot" partner had gall stones removed six months ago, again only with recent pain.Re: Gall stone Operation.
Had gall stones a few years ago, key hole day surgery set for approx 6 months after diagnosis. Came to fully about 8 at night with the surgeon there to tell me the gall bladder had shrivelled up and to remove would involve the full operation rather than key hole and he decided to leave well alone. I spent the night in hospital and got home next day, reacted badly to the anestheticRe: Gall stone Operation.
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