- Female
- 40 Years
- 14/08/2025
I've been diagnosed with gallstones and my USG report shows them clearly. What symptoms should I watch out for that might mean I need to get my gallbladder removed? Sometimes I get this sharp pain under my ribs after eating fatty foods but it goes away - is that a sign surgery might be necessary?
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View allI have an 11 mm supraumbilical hernia and I'm not sure whether to go for laparoscopic or open surgery based on the defect size. What would you recommend for my case?
Supraumbilical hernia are typically weak part of the abdomen typically in the midline.These hernias are epigastric hernia ,pain,bulgedisccomfort when coughing,sneezing and lifting heavy objects.Laparoscopic surgery is advised to the patient.
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My nephew is 9 and has had undescended testis since birth. The government hospital recommended surgery but I want a second opinion. Should I see a pediatrician, pediatric surgeon, general surgeon, or urologist for this?
For undescended testes, a pediatric urologist or pediatric surgeon is ideal. Surgery is usually needed before age 1–2. Delay increases cancer and fertility risks.
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I have a 12mm umbilical hernia that makes my belly look bloated and fat all the time. I don't want surgery and am already doing diet and yoga. Are there any medications that can cure this hernia? I'm based in Chandigarh.
Surgery is advised to the patient.Open surgery,laparoscopic surgery,incision,removal,repair done by a surgeon.
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