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Gallstones - Surgery :(

By sweetjunniorxx August 02, 2020 13 answers Last updated August 02, 2020

Hello, I am a 21-year-old girl. Nearly 2 years ago I was diagnosed with gallstones. I was told to follow the appropriate diet and possibly have surgery. However, I was very scared and did not want to hear about surgery, I preferred to starve. And so for almost a year I was careful about what I ate and did not get crises. At one point, however, I seemed to calm down that I hadn't been in pain for so long, and I began to allow myself to eat more and more forbidden foods. And accordingly, the crises were not late. So about a month ago I went to the doctor and he told me that I was full of stones and had to have surgery. There was panic and horror. I have never had an operation before and I am very scared, and I can't stand the pain at all. I have already come to terms with the fact that it is inevitable and I am preparing for surgery next month. But at the same time I am dying of fear. My operation will be laparoscopic, I will not be cut, but that doesn't reassure me much. I am currently researching for good hospitals and doctors because it is extremely important for me to fall into good hands. If anyone has experienced something similar, I would be happy to share their experience. I want to know, to be prepared, whether the postoperative period is painful, whether recovery is difficult, and whether the procedure itself is generally easy to tolerate. I will be happy to share opinions about good hospitals and doctors in Sofia, who are specialists in this type of surgery, because for now I can not stop at anyone, I only focused on the Military Medical Academy as a hospital. I will be glad to hear your opinions and feedback, they will be very useful to me.

Thanks in advance :) I will be happy to share my experience. I want to know, to be prepared, whether the postoperative period is painful, whether recovery is difficult, and whether the procedure itself is generally easy to tolerate. I will be happy to share opinions about good hospitals and doctors in Sofia, who are specialists in this type of surgery, because for now I can not stop at anyone, I have only focused on the Military Medical Academy as a hospital. I will be glad to hear your opinions and feedback, they will be very useful to me. Thanks in advance :) I will be happy to share my experience. I want to know, to be prepared, whether the postoperative period is painful, whether recovery is difficult, and whether the procedure itself is generally easy to tolerate. I will be happy to share opinions about good hospitals and doctors in Sofia, who are specialists in this type of surgery, because for now, I can not stop at anyone, I have only focused on the Military Medical Academy as a hospital. I will be glad to hear your opinions and feedback, they will be very useful to me. Thanks in advance :) I only oriented myself to the Military Medical Academy as a hospital. I will be glad to hear your opinions and feedback, they will be very useful to me. Thanks in advance :) I only oriented myself to the Military Medical Academy as a hospital. I will be glad to hear your opinions and feedback, they will be very useful to me. Thanks in advance :)

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tommyreno775 answered · August 02, 2020

   Are you crazy? Don't move. bubble. Then it will not get better - on the contrary you will have many restrictions. Doctors do not cure, they only want the money. There are many methods for removing stones. Change your diet first. Buy a heater when it hurts, fill it with hot water, put it on the right to expand the ducts of the bladder and let the stones come out. There are recipes with olive oil and lemon for cleansing, but they are a little hard. In my opinion, do not rush to remove it, ask for a few posts and then there is no going back.

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bigred3189 answered · August 02, 2020

   You can completely trust our doctors. There is no reason to be afraid and create discomfort just thinking about it. You will not be in pain anywhere after the operation. They will temporarily give you medication and maintain a diet, most likely. Good luck, and get well soon! :)

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shazzle09 answered · August 02, 2020

   Hello! Dad operated on him a month ago in Sofia. He trusted Professor Toma Pozharliev, who performed the first laparoscopic operation in Bulgaria. He is a great professional. Recovery cannot be said to be very fast. The truth is that after the operation you need to beware of viruses and dirt. And the most important thing is not to postpone it, because there is no other solution. Dad was procrastinating and the result was a 19-hour crisis with a 50 to 50% chance. I wish you luck! Everything will be fine.

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magazzinier answered · August 02, 2020

   Hello, be sure to read this material and the comments to it and do the procedure! I am a man and I also had bile crises, I was about to have surgery, I tried to clear the stones with olive oil and lemon and it worked, I threw them away without pain and nothing and my crises stopped only once, I think I will repeat the procedure just in case although nothing hurts me anymore. Do it, it is painless and I guarantee you that it has an effect, because I have personally experienced it and got rid of the operation this way. I wish you success! http: // zdraveto-dar-ot-boga. blogspot. com. es / 2010/04 / blog-post_14. html

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missalpharomeo answered · August 02, 2020

   My mother underwent such an operation years ago. And it's OK. He doesn't even follow a diet.

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azraelruthless answered · August 02, 2020

   Cleanse your liver and bile with lemon juice and olive oil. The net is full of information, so I got rid of the stones, as well as my mother and my girlfriend, without surgery. If you're afraid of surgery, I think it's worth a try

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little_babies answered · August 03, 2020

   Honestly, I'm afraid to try grandma's recipes. Such cleansing carries many risks, and there is a danger of obstruction of the bile ducts. I don't risk it. My stones are bigger, about a centimeter, and there is a real danger of clogging the bile ducts and then it will get very bad. I have read quite good opinions about Pozharliev, I will check it further. And to # 1 - I don't want to have surgery at all, but all the doctors say it's inevitable. And I always went to gastroenterologists, they do not operate and do not benefit from sending me to a surgeon. It's just that if I don't have surgery, there is a real danger of my bile becoming inflamed, pancreatitis or bile duct obstruction, and then I will have to have emergency surgery and I won't know which butcher I will come across. The author

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liianna answered · August 03, 2020

   Hello! Do you believe that you can handle herbs? My mother had gallstones and removed them with herbs. My whole family and I drink herbs and are healthy. I had kidney stones and a cyst on my left ovary and I was able to deal with it through herbs. And how do I get them? For almost 4 years I have been going to Pleven to a herbalist in the Storgozia neighborhood opposite the Third Polyclinic and the man makes them himself, but he has to examine you. His name is Nikola Alexiev. And he deals with Iris diagnostics. It works all days except Sunday and Monday (when you don't make an appointment, you go to the place and wait your turn) I'm very happy and I'm sure you'll get rid of them if you try.

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big_mora answered · August 03, 2020

   PEOPLE, IT SEEMS THAT MOST OF YOU WRITE ABOUT THESE RECIPES HAVE NOT ENCOUNTERED A SIMILAR PROBLEM. THIS CAN HAPPEN IF THE STONES ARE SMALL, BUT DO YOU KNOW AT ALL WHAT CAN HAPPEN IF THESE STONES Clog the CHANNELS? IT'S CALLED PANCREATITIS. THIS ENDS WITH DEATH. MY COMMENT IS NUMBER 3. I AM AWARE OF THE SITUATION AND I AM SHOCKED BY THESE PEOPLE WHO ADVISE YOU ABOUT LEMONS AND OLIVE OIL. THIS IS ABOUT HUMAN LIFE NOT ABOUT THE CAKE RECIPE! Moderator: My request is not to write in capital letters. This time I am posting the comment.

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valerieohh answered · August 04, 2020

   9, I myself have had brutal crises and I have taken out a stone as big as half my palm only with this procedure with lemon and olive oil, the stones soften and do not clog anything, I share precisely because I have TRIED it and it is completely safe, and I was afraid to I did, but I couldn't take it anymore, and there is no guarantee that after the removal of the gallstones there will be no stones left in the canals themselves, while this cleans the canals as well! The link I posted explains how to do it, do not remove important organs because of something that can be easily removed, the only discomfort is that on the last day you are constantly in the toilet, there is no pain or other side effects, the stones themselves become soft and come out without a problem. Personally, I am a new person after this procedure and I will repeat it, I speak from my personal experience, my crises have stopped completely, more than that I can not do for the Author, I share what helped me and I no longer have a problem! M 36

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michellern answered · August 04, 2020

   As much as "half a palm" !? !? Do not be deceived, please, through which hole in your body this "stone" came out!

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lika__li answered · August 05, 2020

   12, came out through my anus, like the other stones, and I meant half a palm vertically, not horizontally, obviously you've never seen a gallstone, and I had not seen, but I had to! Because of such deluded "specialists" as you, people are subjected to drunken butchers, be educated that even with a removed gallbladder, in many cases the crises continue, because stones remain in the ducts themselves! Lemon and olive oil are natural products and can not harm any body! I wish the author a successful treatment, I shared my opinion from the position of a person who has gone through this path and I am satisfied. Everyone makes a decision for themselves! M 36

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nakedhoss answered · August 05, 2020

   Hello, I am the author. I had surgery a week ago. I am operated on by Prof. Vladov at the Military Medical Academy. An amazing specialist and person. Unfortunately I had a slight complication after the operation, I could not get gas, so for 3 days I had terrible abdominal pain. I was discharged 1 day after the operation, saying that I would gradually feel better, but the situation was very bad and the next day I was admitted to the ward again. Then they took the necessary measures and now I feel great. I do not feel in any way the absence of the body in question. However, my fear was justified, I had pains and they were quite strong, but for me they were from my body, usually there are no pains and complications. However, it is not scary and experienced, I do not regret it! :)