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Learn why asymptomatic gallstones in the Ganges basin carry a high risk of gallbladder cancer, and why early surgery and surveillance are cr
Another key principle in gallbladder cancer prevention: every gallbladder specimen must be sent for biopsy. Even when cancer isn’t suspected, microscopic examination often reveals early or incidental malignancy. A negative pathology report confirming no dysplasia or carcinoma is the only safe endpoint.
Learn why asymptomatic gallstones in the Ganges basin carry a high risk of gallbladder cancer, and why early surgery and surveillance are cr
In the crowded towns and villages along the Ganges River, gallstones are almost part of daily life. Many people ignore them, especially when they cause no pain. But in the Ganges basin, doctors recognize a grim truth: even asymptomatic gallstones can become the first step toward gallbladder cancer-a malignancy among the deadliest in India.
Gallbladder polyps are growths that protrude from the lining of the gallbladder, causing various uncomfortable symptoms. But what causes the
Gallbladder polyps are growths that protrude from the lining of the gallbladder, causing various uncomfortable symptoms. But what causes these growths? Read the blog to find out.
Got a “3 to 7mm” (I’m confused too but I did just wake up from an exhaustion nap when she told me) polyp in my gallbladder. Four weeks of pain and an ultrasound and that’s the conclusion for now, anyway. Normally they said they’d just wait six months and have it checked again but they’re concerned because I’ve been in as much pain as I have and that’s not normal. They’re sending me to a GI who’ll determine if surgery is an option for me.
Right now I wish I could stay out another day of work but gotta suck it up and save the sick time until I know what’s going on. If I do end up with surgery, I’m def spending the recovery time watching all my Halloween stuff because I won’t be asking off for my Halloween “staycation”.
Anyone else ever have painful gallbladder polyps? Did they require surgery? How did you manage the pain meanwhile? What can I expect?
My stomach had been hurting so bad kinda on and off, mostly on, and I feel like it either hurts or doesn’t regardless of what I eat, and yesterday I was so tired and out of it that I went and laid down for an hour nap at 2:30 and woke up completely confused at 5 having slept through a call from my doctor. I was too tired to even speak. My mom thought I was sick and kept reaching over in the car to check my temperature and I didn’t even have the energy to move my jaw to tell her I wasn’t “sick” just tired. And it wasn’t even sleepy tired, but… it was no energy. I felt empty.
I stopped at the craft store and bought clay and tiny brushes to work on my art but… I don’t know when I’ll even find energy. I couldn’t drag myself out of bed this morning for nothing and accidentally turned off my last alarm instead of snoozing it (i woke up in time anyway, and chose to just get up by then) this whole thing is insanely draining 😣 but I’m really glad I have answers.
If anyone else is/has experienced this, mind reaching out?
