Do I Need Surgery For Gallstones And Hernia?

 

When a patient is hospitalized for a painful gallbladder attack, new research suggests that in many cases surgery probably shouldn't wait. The gallbladder is a small organ near the liver that stores bile, a substance used in indigestion, especially the digestion of fatty foods. Gallstones -- hard, pebble-like pieces -- can form in your gallbladder due to high fatty foods and cause a gallbladder attack -- sudden pain in your upper right abdomen.

Gallstones that keep coming back can lead to complications, such as gallbladder inflammation or infection. Gallstones can also damage the gallbladder, bile ducts, or liver. Surgery to remove the gallbladder is the most common treatment and gallbladder stone surgery in Jabalpur provides high precision equipment and a dedicated team to make your surgery successful where your surgery is performed by the world’s best laparoscopic surgeon in Jabalpur.

In some cases, if the hernia is small, doesn’t grow, and doesn’t cause any pain or problems, then surgery may not be needed immediately. However, it’s important to realize that most of the time, hernias do get larger. Which will require surgery and laparoscopic hernia surgery in Jabalpur provides a single-cut incision procedure as compared to open cut surgery and makes the recovery time fast