Choledochal cyst
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Abha
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I have choledochal cyst as per my ultrasound. What are the various treatment approaches, whether surgical or non-surgical, and their respective advantages and disadvantages. |
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re: Choledochal cyst
by Dr. B. S. Bhalla -
Jul 3rd, 2025
6:13 am
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Dr. B. S. Bhalla
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Choledochal cyst, also referred to as gallbladder stone, is a type of stone that forms in the gallbladder. According to your ultrasound report, this condition might be present and may require appropriate treatment. Below are some different treatment options along with their respective advantages and disadvantages: Medications: Advantages: In some cases, gallstones can be treated with medication. Medications may also help prevent infection in the gallbladder. Disadvantages: In many cases, medications may not be able to completely dissolve the stones. Surgical Intervention (Laparoscopic or Traditional): Advantages: Stones can be removed through a surgical procedure. This can be a fast and effective treatment, potentially reducing risks and complications. Disadvantages: Some recovery time may be needed after the surgery. In some cases, there may be a risk of infection or other complications post-surgery. Non-Surgical Treatment: Advantages: Non-surgical treatments such as laser or shock wave therapy may be used, which are generally considered safe. These methods usually do not require surgery and allow for faster recovery. Disadvantages: These methods may not guarantee complete removal of the stones, and their success rate may be lower in some cases. |