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Re: [UK Ostomy Support ] gall stones

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

 

 

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Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2008 8:07 PM
Subject: Re: [UK Ostomy Support ] gall stones

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 indication for surgery - have they told you why they need to be removed? There is medical treatment that dissolves them - ask about that?
 
Best wishes

Peter

 
Peter C4/5 incomplete - just walking short distances with Rollator
72 skiing accdent in Utah 27/12/2002. Urostomy for bladder cancer 5/2004. Retired physician, Winchester UK.

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