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- 0 Years
- 29/01/2025
I'm dealing with a 14mm gallstone but I don't have any pain right now. The allopathy doctors are saying I should get surgery to remove it. I'm wondering if homeopathy could be an option to cure it instead, and how long that might take. Also, are there any homeopathic doctors in the NCR who are known for successfully treating this kind of issue? I've included my ultrasound report if that helps.
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If you have a 14mm gallstone without pain, some homeopathic treatments might offer symptom management, but surgery is often recommended for larger stones or if symptoms develop. It's essential to consult with a qualified homeopath for personalized advice. As for doctors in NCR, you could seek out well-regarded specialists in gastroenterology or hepatobiliary surgery for the best advice on your treatment options.
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