Mine was diseased and enlarged shooting poison throughout me, had exploratory surgery a year before so they used the same opening, afterwards my stomach is ten times worst
Not every one is the same and there are still instances where they still cut you open to remove the gall bladder. I just had mine removed 2 weeks ago today. I did have laparoscopic surgery but my surgeon sis tell me that there are times that the incision has to be made. I did have a drainage tube and stayed in the hospital for 2 days because my gall bladder burst before the surgeon could get it out and I was in quite a bit of pain for a couple of days.
There are still occasions where open gall bladder removal is safer. Excessive swelling, massive infection, infection in surrounding areas... Everyone knows there are exceptions to the rule.
not everyones experience is the same. I had mine removed, but due to complications had to stay in the hospital for well over a week. Thank God everyone is NOT you. Some of us have compassion and brains.
That is very true, and well said everyones case is different, I had my gallblader removed one year ago and I was in by 10 am and out of the hospital by 2 pm, still have green poop once in while, laproscopic no COMPLICATIONS...... THATS THE DIFFERENCE
just so you know surgeons go in with the intent to do it laproscopically, that Is why when consent is obtained it says with possible open- not all surgeons are doing it laproscopically but it is the optimal way, I don't think you need to call someone stupid when you are clearly not educated on the procedure.
Thank you for that. No need to call anyone stupid. As you say, every case is different.
I had my gallbladder removed six months ago. I had an open gallbladder surgery. The cut me 13 inches in my upper abdomen and kept me in the hospital for six days before I signed myself out. I still have pain from being cut too close to my rib. They cut too much muscle and tissues told by my GI and another surgery. Not all gallbladder removal is easy.