It's probably not a bad idea.
Individual gall stones can be removed from the gallbladder. If there are too many gall stones, the gallbladder itself must be surgically removed.
It could be indicative of a problem, and the gallbladder might need to be removed, but of course you should consult with a doctor to determine the best course of action.
Without a gallbladder, stones rarely reform. Patients who have continued symptoms after their gallbladder is removed may need an ERCP to detect residual stones or damage to the bile ducts caused by the stones before they were removed.
Your gallbladder isn't in your stomach. It is located near the liver, and stores the bile that the liver produces. If the size of the gallbladder increases, it might be an indication of a problem, and a doctor would be able to tell you whether you should have it removed.
You can have severe pain from a stone in the ducts. You can also have sharp pains from adhesions after the surgery. You should not get the typical cramping pains after eating a fatty meal.
Yes and if you have to you have to but trust your doctor on this one. You should speak and listen to him since he is the one knowing this after examening you.
An allergic reaction to certain foods may contribute to gallbladder attacks. These foods should be identified and removed from the diet
You can, pumpkin is fat-free so should not aggrevate a bad gallbladder.
Well a professional body piercer would need to look to see what you have to work with, but in general there should be no overly reason why it can't be done.
Photosynthesis would not function the way that it should.
Yes you can. In fact there are duodenal resection surgeries.
I should think so? most proberly