Virtual Gallbladder Surgery Consultation | Dr. Joshua Taylor, MD, FACS | The Surgical Clinic
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- čas přidán 12. 07. 2024
- Visit with Dr. Joshua Taylor in this video consultation to learn more about the gallbladder and gallbladder surgery.
In this video, Dr. Taylor answers common questions such as:
- What is the gallbladder?
- Why am I having gallbladder attacks?
- Why do I need to get my gallbladder removed?
- What is the standard approach to gallbladder removal?
- What risks do I need to know about gallbladder surgery?
Dr. Joshua Taylor is a board-certified general surgeon in the state of Tennessee. Visit his bio to learn more about his experience and book an appointment with him.
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I had my gallbladder removed in September of 2019 and I had some gallstones and I think I had 4 black gallstones and I had my gallbladder removal through laparoscopic surgery. I went to an urgent care center and then went to a hospital and admitted and had surgery that day and the next day I went home. I got surgical glue to close me up. I had pain and it took a while to fully recover. I am doing better.
Dr. Taylor, How long does it take a fall sone to form generally ? I had an MRI about 6 months ago of pancreas and general area but nothing was mentioned about gall stones on my report. But now I am having mild GB symptoms occasionally. Is there anything you can do to keep from getting worse and having to have surgery? I haven’t seen my Gastro dr about it yet or had an ultra sound etc. The GB is an important organ that does play an important part in digestion, though you can live without it , it is better to keep it if you can. Any suggestions for me to try to help make my GB healthy, if it is indeed the problem?
Im post op month 4 n still have issues but I have lost 60lbs since my surgery my weight is up n down...I had emergency surgery n had gallstones I had robotic removal surgery the pain was unbearable after surgery but since my surgery I haven't been bloated nor have I had constant acid reflux...this was my 1st surgery I was terrified n alone...the most part I healed good I have scar tissue...
I was screaming when I woke up I thought I was dead..my 1st week was my worst the pain vs gas pain vs scared of blood clots
Hi doc I have polyp vs cholesterolosis is there possible can cure it with out surgery?.54cm
I click on this to see if there is more amplifing information I can use, but just the same info I got from my surgeon. They both forget to state that another cause is high cholesterol. Also, if removed, the patient would need to change their eating habits because the GI can no longer break down the food as efficiently as before when consumed. In a few years, the patient will begin getting irritable gastrointestinal issues and other problems. But, the patient will also need to take bile salt (replacing gull badder bile) before each meal to break down food and allow the extraction of the nutrients to be processed throughout the body. My surgeon didn't explain this to me like most gall badder removals. Most likely, they are taught this. I found out 3 years after my gall badder was removed by doing some research about the gall badder and side effects. I was at the beginning stages of having intestinal issues until I started taking bile salt. I found that many OTC and other products of bile salt were not effective. I found a Dr Berg online and ordered from his website, and I have not had a problem since. Many Dr's, including my primary, colonologist, and pharmacy, didn't know this information. Good luck and stay healthy. It seems today's Dr's are not up to date on latest studies 😕
What’s the best preparation someone could do a week before surgery? My mother will be having this surgery in a week and she’s 48 so I want her surgery to go smooth.
Any response would be great,
Thank you.
surgical removal of gallbladder robotic or normal surgery which one is better
Is there anything you can do when you feel an attack coming
Doctor. I have undergone same surgery. From day one I am finding pain in the last rib right side. I informed my doctor he is asking to ignore. I am bearing the pain from past 1 year. Kindly suggest some solution. When the pain becomes severe. I will not be able to walk or breathe. I should sleep and take rest for few hours. Please help.
I need your help, I had my gallbladder taken out when I was a minor. I had no choice. I have felt terrible ever since. I vomit every morning unless I take omeprazole . I have diarrhea everyday. I don't want to eat and my shoulder causes me pain. I'm really in trouble. I need your help.
Great bow tie
I second this
But gallstones can come back with surgery
Hello I just had my gallbladder surgery ,and its been 4 months since I had my surgery but still feeling difficulty in breathing, diarrhea,and most importantly drainage that has been fitted is still not remove, can you please suggest me what should I do ?
Try digestive enzymes and ox bile before every meal and you'll be fine. And stay away from over the counter medications like Tylenol and ibuprofen is not good for you. The gallbladder probably wasn't even your problem in the beginning but doctors not going to tell you that because all they see is a dollar sign. Drinking alcohol can also be the cause of your issue so stop doing anything you were doing to cause your attacks before you removed the gallbladder and in the meanwhile take the supplements I mentioned in this comment. I pray this works for you 🙏🏽
@@tammylove1395 shut it Tammy.
@@camerongudgell2452 stop harassing me before I report you
@@tammylove1395 you are an idiot
Contact your Dr or Surgeon, not internet ppl!
My age 21 year my gall bladder removed surgery 13 manth before
I’ve had an ultrasound done and I have gallbladder wall thickening and sludge, do I need surgery ??? I have digestion problems and nausea and pain attacks
You should try digestive enzymes and ox bile before you get the surgery. Please do this first before you let them remove your gallbladder. The doctors only see a dollar sign so they not going to tell you this. I have mines removed and I'm not regretting it but I wish I would have known about ox bile and digestive enzymes before I made that decision because with the gallbladder being removed you're still going to have the same problems. You take that right before you eat a meal and you'll be perfectly fine
@@tammylove1395 shut it Tammy, she needs to get it out.
@@camerongudgell2452 you're probably a money hungry doctor.
@@tammylove1395 I had my gallbladder out moron.
@@camerongudgell2452 Azzhole so did I and continued to have the same attacks I had before surgery until I tried ox bile and digestive enzymes. I gave my opinion to HER. Maybe you should try it before knocking it. It's good for digesting fats with or without a gallbladder. It's also good for your skin and hair especially if your skin been looking unhealthy due to gallbladder issues. Thank me later