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  • female
  • 45 Years
  • 14/08/2025

I have 20mm stones in my gallbladder neck and get severe pain attacks can they be removed without surgery or do I need to go under the knife OR Severe pain from 20mm stones stuck in my gallbladder neck is there any way to get rid of them without surgery or is that my only option OR Can gallbladder stones in the neck measuring 20mm be treated without surgery I keep having terrible pain attacks and want to avoid an operation if possible OR Getting awful pain from 20mm stones in my gallbladder neck are there non-surgical treatments that actually work or will I need surgery to remove them OR Docs found 20mm stones blocking my gallbladder neck causing intense pain are there meds or other options besides surgery to get relief

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