Upper abdominal pain and constipation

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Gallbladder stone size 11 mm,8 mm. Obesity, tummy fat increase , hyperactivity

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Dr. Nimisha S Kantharia Laparoscopic Surgeon 15 yrs exp Mumbai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Nimisha S Kantharia

Laparoscopic Surgeon 15 yrs exp Mumbai

Gallstones are common in those with obesity, hyperacidity or reflux disease also occurs due to obesity. It would be better to get yourself evaluated by a bariatric surgeon or nutritionist and develop a plan for weight loss which may or may not include surgery. Regarding gallstones and acidity there is a connection, and sometimes hyperacidity symptoms improve after removing the gall bladder, but it would be best to get thoroughly evaluated by a surgeon