What to do if you have stones in the bladder

 

If there is stone in the gallbladder, most of the cases, i.e. 85 percent of cases, are caught in a routine checkup. Usually 20 percent of the abdominal X-ray and 100 percent of the ultrasonogram tests are found in the gallbladder stone.

If you have stones in the gallbladder, many people are hesitant - do surgery or not. How to get surgery again – Laparoscopy, or if you cut your stomach or treat it with medicine, many people are also confused.
The main way to treat gallstones is surgery whether it is a stomach or laparoscopic, which is now mostly used laparoscopy to remove stones from the gallbladder.
If you have stones in the gallbladder for a long time, some people will not have any problems, but for many, it can cause complications.

Find out what happens if you don't have surgery:
Gallbladder inflammation: This can cause fever and vomiting with severe pain in the right side of the abdomen, which can lead to shoulder pain.

Obstructive jaundice: In the case of obstructive jaundice, stones accumulate in this root bile duct, then Biol can't get out of the body and causes jaundice through the body. In this jaundice, the amount of bilirubin is higher than other jaundice and hepatorenal syndrome (where after the liver failure is the kidney failure) or hepatic encylureopathy (bilirubin is not recommended for this.

Inflammation of the pancreas: Gallstones can cause inflammation in the pancreatic tract, which can cause inflammation in the pancreatic tract, getting stuck in the pancreatic duct, and the pain may cause a lot of vomiting in the middle of the abdomen. The pain may also be sore on the back. The pain is so severe that if the patient is not transferred to the hospital quickly, the patient can go to the hospital.

Gallbladder cancer: Although cancer in the gallbladder is less than other cancers, the lining of the gallbladder is followed by a long period of stones, causing malignancy and cancer.

Author: Department of Surgery, Shaheed Sohrardi Medical College and Hospital, Dhaka