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Re: [UK Ostomy Support ] gall stones

i have been told the same doc will only do in an emergency something to do with scar tissue i guess

kindest regards christine



--- On Sun, 6/8/08, Ian Harrold <ian@...> wrote:
From: Ian Harrold <ian@...>
Subject: [UK Ostomy Support ] gall stones
To: ukostomysupport@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, June 8, 2008, 10:25 PM

I have just been diagnosed with gall stones

The Doctor told me the operation to remove them was more dangerous because of my bowel op. this was an iliostomy with all the large intestine to and including the bowel removed.

 Has anyone experienced the same or similar I would like to be a bit more informed before seeing the doc again

I know all operation carry some danger but the way she spoke made it sound way above the norm.

At the time I was a bit shocked to asked any questions

 

Yours truly,

 

Ian




Mon Jun 9, 2008 5:15 pm

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I have just been diagnosed with gall stones The Doctor told me the operation to remove them was more dangerous because of my bowel op. this was an iliostomy... 		Ian Harrold
chipy4t
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9:25 pm

i have been told the same doc will only do in an emergency something to do with scar tissue i guess kindest regards christine ... From: Ian Harrold...
Christine Hurwood
rabbitdynamic
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Ian With laparascopic surgery by a bloke who knows what he's doing it should be quite straightforward but the presence of gall stones is not usually an ...
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So far I've been told very little don't see the specialist for 6 weeks, trying to gather as much info as possible before then Thanks for the advice ... From:...
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