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In some cases, the operation can be delayed until after childbirth, however complications may develop as a result of the gallbladder disease and urgent surgery is needed. There is no direct harm to the fetus, however there is certainly an increased chance of preterm labor. Any operation should be done after the first trimester. Hopefully I helped you out a bit Stacey After five months of what was thought to be "morning sickness", I wound up in the hospital with gall stones after collapsing one night on the bathroom floor. The stones were aggravating the wall and the docs feared pancreatitis as well. I had the laproscopic surgery done three days later at 20 weeks of pregnancy and all went well. The day of surgery was hardly a cake walk, but within 24 hours I felt completely normal again. Our beautiful daughter was born 4 months later with no complications. However, as her teeth started to emerge, it became apparent something was not right. Initial dental visits speculated some sort of antibiotic interaction. After another two pediatric dentists reviewed the case, it's generally believed that the antibiotics administered to me during and after surgery may have affected the baby teeth (she had never had a massive dose or continual doses of antibiotics for herself). She is now almost four years old and we're faced with oral surgery in two weeks to cap 8 molars and cosmetically cap the four front top teeth. She was born with approximately 1/3 of her tooth enamel. We won't know if there was any damage to her adult teeth until they come in, but it's likely they're fine.
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Is it safe to get pregnant when you have gallstones and history of attacks?
I would not, if it becomes septic and has to be removed it could put your baby at risk. Get it out before you get pregnant.
Where are gallstones located if your gallbladder is removed?
If your gallbladder was removed, any gallstones would be removed with it. The gallbladder is a lot like a pouch, and the stones would be enclosed inside of it.
What are the composition of gallstones?
Gallstones are primarily composed of cholesterol or bilirubin. Cholesterol gallstones are the most common type, while pigmented gallstones are mainly made of bilirubin. Other components of gallstones can include calcium salts and proteins.
Can you get gallstones twice?
yes, if the stones are removed and the bladder, or part thereof, remains
What is a Cholecystotomy?
An operation during which the gallbladder is opened, gallstones are removed, and excess bile is drained
Can gallstones stop you from losing weight?
It can be contributory to gallstones to lose weight rapidly, as in pregnancy. Pregnant women can commonly get gallstones after birth, as they lose an exorbitant amount of weight over days and weeks. Other risk factors to gallstones: female gender, high fat and high cholesterol diet, obesity, and decreased protein intake.
Is it possible to have gallstones at the age of five years or at a very young age?
Yes, you can develope gallstones@ any age, your diet has alot to do with it.
Are gallstones removed by homeopathic treatment?
I do not think it is possible, as you have to remove it through surgery or blast it to smaller stones by laser.
What is the largest number of gallstones removed till date?
I removed three hundred thirty gall stones to day 27/03/2012 through surgery (cholecystectomy).
Does everyone who has gallstones need to have their gallbladder removed?
If the stones are blocking important and vital organs then yes they will need to be removed. If not its still a good idea to get them removed because you never know when they will start blocking vital organs.
You are overweight and you have gallstones once removed will you be able to keep your weight under control?
Removal of gallstones does not affect weight control. If you were unable to control your weight in the past, gallstone removal is not likely to change your ability to maintain a healthy weight.
Why do gallstones make your face pale?
Paleness and gallstones
