I'd like to know what one can/should do if the gallbladder has been
removed. My son, who is not very alternative, is very far away, and
lives alone had emergency gallbladder removal about 2 months ago. He
never got a chance to think about it, it was the first attack he had, it
started late on a Friday night, and he drove himself to the emergency
room at 5 am Saturday morning, where they put him on morphine
immediately and operated about 9 am. His white count was through the
roof, indicating inflammation and infection, too. I think the pain was
so totally excruciating he never thought about alternatives at all, he
just wanted it to stop hurting. To top it off he had suffered a rather
severe Lis-Franc joint injury to one foot two weeks before and had just
gotten one of those cast-boots to wear, having gone through a week of
not being able to walk even with crutches. Sigh.
The first we heard of the surgery was a call from his hospital room
about 1 pm on the Saturday of the op.
I will say they do it fast and well these days, Tehy sent him home
Sunday morning, and he healed right up with no complications at all, and
hardly any pain at all, and certainly nothing anything like the pain
he'd been in during the attack. I had no idea a first attack could be so
bad, somehow I had always thought gall bladder problems crept up,
worsening over some time, before getting to that stage.
My worry now is what can be expected since his gallbladder is history?
Anything I should be telling him about? Anything CS can help with that
might happen?
TIA,
sol
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