- Female
- 35 Years
- 14/08/2025
I've been diagnosed with gallbladder stones and get occasional pain, so I've scheduled surgery in two months. Just got my CBC and LFT results, and my platelet count is 1.2 lakh could this be related to the gallbladder stones or something else? The reports are attached for reference.

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View allI'm a woman with an umbilical hernia and I'm trying to decide between open or laparoscopic surgery which one would be better for me? I've heard recovery times and risks can vary, so I'm a bit nervous about picking the right option. What factors should I consider when choosing between the two?
Open Surgery: Recovery usually takes longer, with a typical healing period of four to six weeks. Patients may experience more discomfort initially. Laparoscopic Surgery: Recovery is generally quicker, often allowing patients to resume daily activities within two weeks.
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my dad was advised to get fissure surgery but i'm wondering if it's really necessary can fissures be treated with just medicines or is surgery the only option to cure it completely
fistulectomy is advised,sx opinion.
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I have a 5mm umbilical hernia with no pain or other symptoms, but I deal with frequent constipation. Should I just wait and see how it goes or is surgery the better option? Looking for advice from a general surgeon or gastroenterology specialist.
Umbilical hernia no matter how small will need surgical correction only. Nothing else will help.
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