- Female
- 45 Years
- 14/08/2025
I have asymptomatic gallstones and recently recovered from COVID-19 can I safely postpone surgery for about 4 months or should I get it done sooner? Just worried about any risks if I delay it.
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View allI was declared unfit during my IAF medical checkup due to a condition that has no symptoms like pain or bleeding. They advised against any surgery and gave me one month for a remedical. Is there a chance this can improve without an operation? What are my options to get cleared in the next medical?
surgery opinion is advised to the patient
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My mom's ultrasound report shows a small appendicolith. Can this be treated with medicine or is surgery the only option? I'm a bit worried and would like to understand what's best for her
A small appendicolith, a calcified deposit in the appendix, can be managed with either medication or surgery, depending on the presence of symptoms and other factors. While surgery (appendectomy) is often recommended, especially if appendicitis develops, some cases may be managed with antibiotics and pain relief, particularly if the appendicolith is small and the patient is otherwise healthy.
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I had surgery for a pilonidial sinus a year ago but it's coming back again is there any way to treat it without going through another operation
Recurrent pilonidal sinus often requires surgery. However, some less invasive options like laser treatment or drainage may be available. Consult with a colorectal surgeon to explore these alternatives.
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