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Gallbladder Surgery in Jammikunta

Treatment for Gallstones, Gallbladder Infection & Bile Flow Obstruction

The gallbladder stores bile that helps digest fats.
When stones form inside it or when bile flow is blocked, sudden pain, vomiting and digestive discomfort occur.
If ignored, stones may cause infection, swelling or jaundice — often requiring surgical removal (Cholecystectomy).

At Sri Rama Multi Speciality Hospital, Jammikunta, we offer diagnosis and surgical treatment for gallbladder problems through safe operative care and recovery support.

What is Gallbladder Surgery?

Gallbladder surgery (Cholecystectomy) is the removal of the gallbladder when stones, infection or repeated pain episodes disturb bile function.
The body continues normal digestion even without the gallbladder — surgery prevents future attacks.

Causes of Gallbladder Problems (Case Style Format)

  • Gallstone Case: Stones blocking bile flow → pain after meals

  • Inflammation Case: Gallbladder swelling causing fever + vomiting

  • Infection Case: Bile duct infection due to stone obstruction

  • Digestive Intolerance Case: Oily food causing pain & bloating

  • Chronic Gallstone Case: Repeated attacks needing surgery

  • Jaundice Case: Stone blocking duct → yellow eyes & weakness

Symptoms You Should Never Ignore

  • Sudden pain after oily/fatty food
  • Pain under right ribs or upper abdomen
  • Vomiting or nausea after meals
  • Bloating / indigestion / burping
  • Fever with abdominal pain
  • Jaundice (yellow eyes/skin)
  • Pain radiating to back or shoulder

📌 Pain especially after fried or fatty food is a key warning sign.

When Should You Consult the Doctor?

  • Pain repeatedly occurs after meals
  • Fever or vomiting follows pain episodes
  • Pain shifts toward right shoulder/back
  • Eyes turn yellow (jaundice)
  • Ultrasound report shows stones
  • Pain persists despite medication

⛔ Ignoring symptoms may lead to infection or emergency surgery.