Guest guest Posted September 24, 2010 Report Share Posted September 24, 2010 After waiting since 2006 I finally had my gallbladder out one week ago today. I wish I had had it removed sooner. I learned only recently that my large (2.1 centimeter) calcified stone irritated the gb so much that pre-cancerous changes to the gb took place. My surgery was done laparascopically and I've not had any pain due to the outpatient procedure other than soreness where the incisions are healing. One week later, I have very minimal discomfort remaining at one incision. I am eating pretty normally, but have taken this opportunity to be more aware of what I consume and how much I consume. My female cousins and female cousin in law both had theirs out a few years ago. They've been eating (and drinking) normally for years and have had no problems. If you decide to have your gallbladder removed, do your research on surgeons. Find one who has a lot of experience. Ask at the clinic or hospital who they think is an excellent doctor. Ask your primary care physician for their recommendation. I like to ask, " If your mother were to have this surgery, who would you want them to see? " . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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