I have multiple gallbladder stones with the largest being 8.5 mm. Due to the pandemic, I can't get surgery right now but every morning I wake up with stomach heaviness and a dry feeling near my neck. What can I do to manage this situation?

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Multiple gallstones best managed with diet alteration,hydration,choleretic herbs (like milk thistle),and ursodeoxycholic acid until surgery is possible.

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I have multiple gallbladder stones with the largest being 8.5 mm. Due to the pandemic, I can't get surgery right now but every morning I wake up with stomach heaviness and a dry feeling near my neck. What can I do to manage this situation?

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