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I'm attaching USG reports of my 6 yr old daughter diagnosed with about 8 mm sized solitary gall bladder calculus. She got urinary tract infection few days back and USG was recommended by doctor. Incidentally the GB stone has been detected.
Is it possible to dissolve the stone using homeopathy treatment?
We are worried of infection chances. But we don't want to go for surgery at this moment.
What about sudden pain and emergency be managed?
Is it advisable to go for simultaneous Homeopathy and Allopathic treatment?
What are the timelines for cure using homeopathy?
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You should consult pediatric surgeon for gall stone management...
For homeopathy treatment you have to ask homeopathic doctor for its cure rate...
For Sudden pain you can use cyclopam syp...
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I mean the size of the stone is unlikely to dissolve.
The gold standard remains the removal of the gall stone surgically or by intervention if the patient is reluctant to undergo surgery- Gastroenterologist will take a call.
Better earlier than late.
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For the time being
Erythrocin susp 2.5 ml 8 hrly for 2wks
Esole granule 1 sachet po daily for 10 days
may be given under the care of a paediatrician.
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I am not aware of Homeopathy system and cannot comment on that
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