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Medical and surgical management of gall stone disease / Do all patients with gall bladder stones require surgery BY DR. MANAS RANJAN TRIPATHY
Gall stone is a common problem in India and most of the time the patient is confused about the treatment options available. Let us discuss the two option available for Gallstone treatment. Most of the time or the usual treatment for gallstones is surgery. In cetin cases doctors sometimes can use nonsurgical treatments to treat cholesterol stones. In the case of pigment stones, surgery is the recommended method. There are two methods of treatment for gallbladder stone: Medical Surgical So let’s understand the two methods
1. Surgical / Surgery A gall bladder is a pear fruit shaped organ that helps in the storage of bile juice, a fluid that is helpful in digesting food. If it does not work in the right manner, then it starts forming fragments that are hard but these fragments can be small in size or they can be big in size as well. But you have to remember that these ball bladder stones do not go away just like that. If they start hurting your body, then the doctor might have to remove them. It is a surgery known as cholecystectomy that they have to perform. It is believed that 80% of the people who have the problem of gall bladder stones have to go through the surgery. Not trying to scare you, but letting you know about the fact. You might want to know how many types of surgeries are there and about the best surgeons as well.
So here are the types of cholecystectomy surgeries performed by surgeons: 1. Open cholecystectomy: As per this procedure, the surgeons have to lay a cut of 5 to 7 inches on your belly to let that paining gall bladder come out of your body. The scenarios in which you might need the surgery is if you are suffering from bleeding, if you have a rarest of a rare disease in the gall bladder, or if you are extremely over-weight or if you are in the last trimester of being pregnant. 2. Laparoscopic cholecystectomy: Best surgeons call it as “keyhole surgery”. In this, the surgeon does not give a huge cut on your belly. But he makes 4 small cuts on the belly. Then he puts a very thin tube with a video camera in your belly to check the position of your gall bladder stone and then he would insert the required equipment in removing the gall bladder stone.
2. Medical or Nonsurgical treatments
2. Medical or Nonsurgical treatments In special cases or situations, doctors use nonsurgical treatments for gallstones. In case due to some medical condition that prevents surgery then the doctor may opt for medical treatment. The treatment procedure maybe for a longer time or even for the rest of your life. Below mentioned are few nonsurgical treatments options that a doctor may use to remove or break up cholesterol gallstones: Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) Oral dissolution therapy Shock wave lithotripsy
Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP). To remove the gallstone that is stuck in the common bile duct, sometimes doctors use ERCP Oral dissolution therapy. There are certain medicines that contain bile acids that can break up gallstones. The mechanism of this medicine is to break the small cholesterol stone. Usually, the treatment is for a longer period of time Shock wave lithotripsy. Usually, a doctor uses shock wave lithotripsy NIH external link to blast gallstones into small pieces. But these types of procedures are not used regularly. So with the above content, it is clear that surgery is one of the best options to treat Gall bladder stone.
Let us discuss, do all patients with gall bladder stones require surgery
Let us discuss, do all patients with gall bladder stones require surgery The doctor will decide whether you need surgery or not based on clinical evidence and the symptoms of gallstones. There’s no need for you to have surgery if there are no major problems and discomfort. You need surgery only if a stone goes into, or blocks, one of your bile ducts. This problem what doctors call a “gallbladder attack”. The pain is intense and can last for several hours. Gallstones can also lead to more serious problems if left untreated, like Cholecystitis — an inflamed gallbladder Pancreatitis — an inflamed pancreas Cholangitis — inflamed bile ducts
There are several tests done just to see the effect of gallbladder gallstones are having on your health Tests might include: Blood test Ultrasound MRI HIDA (hepatobiliary iminodiacetic acid) scan Endoscopic ultrasonography Can I Try Other Treatments First? With a proper diet plan, you can manage your symptoms for a short time. This includes reducing fatty foods. But you cannot prevent the Gallbladder attacks which is very painful
If your doctors feel that surgery is not a good option for you then he can prescribe a medication to dissolve your gallstones. This requires a long period of treatment and even if your gallstones do go away, there’s a chance they’ll return. Conclusion: According to Dr. Manas Ranjan Tripathy Gall bladder, stone management is very important as if left untreated it may cause emergencies. Based on clinical evidence and symptoms the doctor will take a call whether to do surgery or not. As per Dr. Manas Tripathy, around 80% of patients required surgery. He always says that “With the advance in technology like Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy it is very safe and effective”. So if we evaluate the risk and benefits then surgery is the best option for Gallstone treatment.
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