Top ten facts about gall bladder surgery and its complications

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The gall bladder surgery is done to remove your gall bladder with an incision in the gall bladder.

The surgery is called open cholecystectomy.

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Here are the important facts about gallbladder surgery.

• Cholecystectomy is the medical term for gall bladder removal surgery.
• This surgery is performed after giving you local anesthesia.
• The most common cause of gallbladder removal is the presence of gallstones. Gall stones get formed from bile salts and cholesterol and are small and hard masses.
• The medical professional that performs the gall bladder surgery is a general surgeon. The professional who performs this surgery is an endoscopic surgeon, gastrointestinal surgeon, or general surgeon and he does this surgery along with his surgical team.
• The risks and complications of doing this surgery are having blood clots, bleeding, and infections. After the surgery, patients can also develop abdominal bleeding, damage to the organs near the gall bladder, and bile leakage into the abdomen.
• You will need surgery only if the doctor feels that you need to have one and that will be decided after serious medical evaluations and blood tests before the surgery. The doctor will also perform chest X-rays and you may have to further a lot of instructions starting a few weeks before the surgery.
• After the surgery, patients need to rest at least for 2 weeks and all instructions related to rest and recovery are also provided by the doctor and medical team.
• There is false news in the media that you cannot eat properly without a gall bladder. The truth is you can live without a gallbladder and have a normal diet without the presence of a gallbladder.
• You can develop gallstones if you are a woman, you are overweight, over 40 years of age, and have had children.
• There is a higher chance you may develop gallstones if your family members have them or had them.
• The symptoms that you need to rush to the hospital and have gallbladder stones are jaundice i.e. yellowing of the skin and whites of the eyes, fever, nausea, vomiting, sharp pain in the abdominal area, etc.
• There are two main types of gall bladder surgery and one type will be done to you based on your health.
• You will be pain-free during the surgery as you will be under general anesthesia and you will also be asleep.