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Gallstones are more common than most people realize and the tricky part is that many people have them without ever knowing. But when they do start causing symptoms, that’s when it's time to take them seriously. So when do gallstones require surgery? - When they cause pain, especially in the upper right abdomen or under the ribs after eating (often worse with greasy or fatty foods). - When the pain spreads to the back or right shoulder blade. - When you have nausea/vomiting after meals. - When you start noticing bloating, indigestion, or feeling “stuck” after eating. - When there’s fever, chills, yellowing of the skin or eyes, or dark urine, these are red flags and can mean the gallbladder or bile ducts are infected or blocked. This is an emergency. What do we do about it? If your gallstones are silent (no symptoms), we usually just monitor them. But if they’re causing pain or complications, the gold standard treatment is laparoscopic cholecystectomy which is a minimally invasive surgery to remove the gallbladder. It’s a same-day or overnight procedure for most patients.  No, we don’t “just take the stones out.” We remove the gallbladder because it’s the source of the problem and leaving it in place almost always leads to more attacks. And yes, you can live without a gallbladder just fine. Your liver still makes bile, it just drips directly into the intestine instead of being stored. Your body is talking to you, don’t wait until it’s screaming. A surgeon who would rather take your gallbladder out electively than meet you in the emergency room at 2 a.m. #gallbladderremoved #gallstones #gallbladdersurgery #medicine #treatment
Gallstones are more common than most people realize and the tricky part is that many people have them without ever knowing. But when they do start causing symptoms, that’s when it's time to take them seriously. So when do gallstones require surgery? - When they cause pain, especially in the upper right abdomen or under the ribs after eating (often worse with greasy or fatty foods). - When the pain spreads to the back or right shoulder blade. - When you have nausea/vomiting after meals. - When you start noticing bloating, indigestion, or feeling “stuck” after eating. - When there’s fever, chills, yellowing of the skin or eyes, or dark urine, these are red flags and can mean the gallbladder or bile ducts are infected or blocked. This is an emergency. What do we do about it? If your gallstones are silent (no symptoms), we usually just monitor them. But if they’re causing pain or complications, the gold standard treatment is laparoscopic cholecystectomy which is a minimally invasive surgery to remove the gallbladder. It’s a same-day or overnight procedure for most patients. No, we don’t “just take the stones out.” We remove the gallbladder because it’s the source of the problem and leaving it in place almost always leads to more attacks. And yes, you can live without a gallbladder just fine. Your liver still makes bile, it just drips directly into the intestine instead of being stored. Your body is talking to you, don’t wait until it’s screaming. A surgeon who would rather take your gallbladder out electively than meet you in the emergency room at 2 a.m. #gallbladderremoved #gallstones #gallbladdersurgery #medicine #treatment

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