What is the surgery called when a gall bladder is removed

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Open gallbladder removal is the surgery to remove the gallbladder. In it, a surgeon makes a cut in your belly to open it up and see the area. The surgeon then removes your gallbladder by reaching in through the incision and gently lifting it out. [ Source: http://www.chacha.com/question/what-is-the-surgery-called-when-a-gall-bladder-is-removed ]
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What is the surgery called when a gall bladder is removed
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Open gallbladder removal is the surgery to remove the gallbladder. In it, a surgeon makes a cut in your belly to open it up and see the area. The surgeon then removes your gallbladder by reaching in through the incision and gently lifting i…

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my father is suffering from gallbladder stones , surgery is been asked , what the heck is this problem ?
Q: Ok my dad had intense abdominal pain which started around 7-8 hours back , after the pain was inbearable he went to doctor and doctor asked him to get admitted, after various tests of blood, X-RAY and sonography its said he has a problem called gallbladder stones because of this stones he is experiencing the pain and after further studies of his reports by some doctor they will decide when to have the surgery to remove the gall bladder, I want to know , is this serious ? What happens to person if the gall bladder is removed and what is gall bladder ? please I am worried , hope someone gives explanation and is this serious ?
A: the gall bladder is a small sac like organ that holds bile from the liver and delivers it to the intestine as needed for digestion of food. When gall stones form in the bladder and block the outlet of bile, it is very painful, and it is common to remove the gall bladder in that instance.Now such a procedure is done with a laparoscope thru a tiny incision, and is a very safe procedure as surgeries go. Your dad is where he needs to be, and he will be fine.
Please help me, I don’t understand whats wrong with her.
Q: Me and my gf have been dating for ever 2 years now. One thing i loved about her is that she wouldn’t leave me alone. I mean she would call often and come over a lot. I know that the gas prices have stoped her from comming down as much, she lives an hour away. Anyways she would also kiss me and hug me and hang all over me when i whent to her house. But now she dosent. She had her gall bladder removed about 5 months ago. Ever since than she hasnt been vary affectionate, she says that she just hasnt been in a affectionate mood lately. Her mom said it might be her horomones and stuff acting up because of the surgery. We have talked but she says everything is ok and she still loves me. But I dont know if i should dump her or try to ride it out or what. She has had a lot going on the past few months and i know she is busy or tired most of the time. Am I being insecure about her feelings for me and not being understanding of her condition or do you think it is something more???
A: i think u shud give it time… 5 months ago she’s been through a surgery and people take a while to recover and get to normal from things like this, she’s obviously going through a lot and you telling her that u wanna break up with her at such a time, is not advisable. again like her mother said, its prolly her hormones acting up… everyone goes thru tough times in their relationships, so that doesnt mean that once you start to go thru the tense moments, you should look for ways to get out of it… if u love her that much, then u have to understand. this isnt her best time right now, and you have mentioned that she’s been affectionate in the past, therefore give it time… 2 years is a long time to date, and 5 months is a short time to decide whether u wanna give all u shared in 2 years. think about it, before making hasty decisions, cos it might affect either of u and not positively. try and understand her, she loves you a lot.Love without it being made public, love without too much affection and love unsaid is still love. She loves you, just the way u do, unconditionally and that’s a lot you’d be giving up on if u dump her cos of this. even if she doesnt say it, she still loves you.. so just have faith and everything will eventually work out for the best
Why do I feel like I need to die, even if I don’t have a reason for it?
Q: -I’m NOT tired of my life.-I do not have a screwed up life.-I do not want public attention.YET I feel like I should die as fast as possible. I seriously do not know why, but all of a sudden I get these thoughts, and I say to myself “I wish I get leukemia, or any kind of cancer, or die all of a sudden.Weird, I know.But that’s probably because of my mom and my medical history.-I was born with a bad sinus (most of the people in my family background have sinus problems, but I got the worst). I will require 2 surgeries in the future.-I had my appendix removed when I was 12….ok, that’s common.-I was diagnosed with the presence of stones in my gall bladder while I was having my appendix checked.-I had Pneumothorax when I was 14.-I also had my Gall-Bladder removed when I was 14.-I recently got glasses, cause once again, the faulty gene has blurred my eyesight (yes it’s genetic…my optician said so, and I was the only one left in my family of 4)-Now just today, I had a bad headache, at the back of my skull.I told my mom about this headache, and she replies “I don’t know what to do with you. You are a bag of diseases. I don’t know how long I can take care of you like this. I’m really tired and I think I’ll die taking care of you. You have to stop. The next thing we’ll find you you got tumor in your head!”That’s what hurt me bad…now I feel like I’m a burden to my parents, and if I just die, they’re gonna be free.I got really upset and blurted out “Then good! At least you’ll get rid of me if I die!”She replies “What is there to get rid of? My life won’t end if you die.”She had a point, but it was the way she said it.Now I’m just wishing I get some BAD disease that should kill me right away, and finish off their problems all at once.So, what do you guys suggest I should do, cause talking to her will make things worse…she doesn’t like it when I tell her that she hurts me…she gets mad and blames me for it.Also, is it totally abnormal for me to feel this way, cause according to my mom, I have no emotions and I’m a stone cold person who’ll absorb everything she says.Also, what would you call this feeling?(I’m 16)Errr Smokey, no. I do not want to suicide…..I want a natural death. LOL probably that would upset them more, but that would end it for good. She’s right…who knows what all diseases I catch in the next few years? Basically, I do not like sharp blades or drills piercing through my skin. Probably I’m just immature. :)I Love Strawberry,I wish I could ignore them.I love them too much and so don’t want them to take stress cause of me…I have to live under their roof too, and she keeps screaming her minds out all day. But this leads to hesitation..I don’t even feel like telling them when I’m ill cause of this.I’m not at all worried about my health…I’m worried about my parents. My health problems are affecting their lives and then they say things that affect me.Once again. I am NOT willing to die for myself…I want it to end for THEM, so they don’t have to worry about a BAG OF DISEASE and live in peace.
A: Hmmm… Well, I seem to be looking at this from a different angle than everybody else, as usual. And so I’m probably wayyyy off base here. But I’m seeing three different things here (two of which you don’t seem to be acknowledging) which seem unrelated but are, I think, connected.I’ll try not to make this a book. =) First: It’s possible, as some have pointed out, that your mom doesn’t really mean the things she says, or else doesn’t mean them like they sound, or that you’re taking those things at face value by how they sound instead of how they might otherwise be meant. But, living with your mom day in and day out, I would venture to guess you would know “what she means” better than any of us. But the things she says may not be so much in disdain for “you” as they are for your ailments; meaning I believe there may be a distinction to be made between the two which perhaps you don’t see. I’ll use my own mom as an example. She has always hated anyone around her to be sick. I remember even when I was small, if I got a virus or a cold she would frown and sigh, as if to say “Ugh! Not again! Something else for me to deal with.” But my mom is somewhat matter of fact and no nonsense. She doesn’t like anything to happen beyond her control, and so I always knew she wasn’t really disgusted with “me”, but instead my ailment, as it represented something both troublesome and out of her control. I had cancer for years and never once did my mom visit me in the hospital. I tried not to take it personally because I knew that’s just how she was/is.And so it makes me wonder if your mom and my own might share similar traits. If so, then (and now on to the second thing) I suspect she might be highly regimented and would expect the same out of you. If so, then when you get sick it messes that regimen up. And I also wonder if extra responsibility is placed on you… maybe at times too much? Further, I wonder if you might perhaps share similar traits with your mom and maybe you take extra responsibilities or imagine yourself responsible for things when perhaps you needn’t. If so, then you’re not just feeling like a let down to your parents, but to yourself as well.Meanwhile, and leading into the third thing, you have had this seemingly endless string of ailments. I normally wouldn’t make any such comparisons, but for the sake of simplicity, let’s refer to these ailments as “little things”; little compared to, say, a mortal case of leukemia or some other cancer, etc. A string of lesser “annoyances”, but never enough or let go long enough to kill you. Is it “just” your mom who get’s disgusted when you get ill, or do you get disgusted with yourself as well?? My mom gets just as angry and disgusted with herself when she gets ill as she does at another.. maybe even more!So what I’m seeing are specific personality traits in both your mom and yourself which are in conflict with things largely beyond your control. I mean ailments can usually be addressed, but they still appeared without your consent and pose an inconvenience. So I can see how it might seem a reasonable solution to acquire a fatal ailment and just be done with it.I used to wish that on myself sometimes when I was taking the endless radiation/proton and chemotherapy sessions. Ugh. And even though the cancer is thankfully in remission, I still constantly have ailments and complications. It just never ends. But I also know that despite the rough times, and the sadness, lonliness and stress, that there were and are plenty of good times interspersed. And there will be more! =)I think you worry a bit too much about the feelings of others.. your parent’s can take it. It won’t be forever. Soon you’ll be off to college and, as someone else pointed out, on to new and different things. I think you’re too stressed, even if you don’t realize it. And if extra responsibilities are being placed upon you by others, well, you may not be able to do much about that for the time being. But you “can” relax and rid yourself of any self imposed burdens. Don’t spend time pondering relief in death for the sake of relieving your parents of the “burden” of your ailments. You didn’t invite those ailments and are not to blame for them. Just tell yourself what I tell myself.. “I’ve been sick and ill so many times I can’t count and I’ll be sick and ill again. That’s just the way it is. And if my mom doesn’t like it..? Well, diddly-doo-dah.” lolI think, again, you worry too much, you are stressed and probably even a bit depressed. All natural, even in the best of times. Contemplation of the “blessed relief in death” is commonly romanticized as well, especially in rough times. If your mom is anything like my mom, and if you are anything like your mom, I wonder: Just how often do you allow yourself the liesure of just letting go and having fun just for the sake of having fun, and without feeling guilty about it? Relax, breath deep, look beyond the moment into a hopeful futu
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