10 Best Gall Bladder Surgery doctors in Chennai

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Last Updated: 28th June 2022

Dr. S Rajendran

Gastroenterologist

34 years of experience

Ashwath Health Care Clinic Mylapore, Chennai + 2 more

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Dr. S. Selvakumar

General Surgeon

34 years of experience

51 ratings

Selvarangam Hospital - Institute Of Liver & Digestive Diseases Anna Nagar East, Chennai

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Dr. C.sugumar

Gastroenterologist

33 years of experience

Chitra Clinic Vadapalani, Chennai + 1 more

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Dr. Kumar Billroth Hospital

Laparoscopic Surgeon

29 years of experience

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Billroth Hospitals Shenoy Nagar, Chennai

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Dr. R. Kamalakannan

Gastroenterologist

27 years of experience

Padma Jayaram Gastro And Liver Speciality Clinic Purasawakkam, Chennai + 1 more

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Dr. S P Shivakumar

Gastrointestinal Surgeon

27 years of experience

Kumaran Hospital Kilpauk, Chennai

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Dr. P. Anbalagan

Gastroenterologist

25 years of experience

Mehta Hospitals Pvt Ltd Chetpet, Chennai + 1 more

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Dr. Nivas

Gastroentrology Surgeon

19 years of experience

Apollo Hospitals, Greams Road Greams Road, Chennai + 1 more

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Dr. Dinesh Ramaswamy

Gastroenterologist

18 years of experience

Gastro Care Clinic Porur, Chennai

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Questions & Answers on "Gall Bladder Surgery" (1512)

Sir i m 43 years old 90 kg .. i have detected gallblader stone years bach .. now a days jundice full test done now detected autoimmune hepatitis ... prednisolon taken 50 mg daily .. my bilirubin level dawn now 5 mg ..but sir swelling in feet and stomach .. pain during pee .. what can i do sir ... i m serius now

Female | 43

Swelling in your feet and abdomen, along with painful urination, can indicate fluid retention and possible complications related to autoimmune hepatitis. It's essential to maintain communication with your healthcare provider about your symptoms and medications. They may suggest adjustments to your treatment plan or additional tests to assess your liver function and rule out other issues. Staying hydrated, adopting a low-sodium diet, and monitoring your weight are also beneficial. Please consult a gastroenterologist promptly to address these symptoms effectively and ensure you receive the care you need.

Answered on 9th Jan '25

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Am 53 year old am a male when I eat anything I always go to toilet what causes

Male | 50

Frequent trips to the restroom after meals can stem from various factors, including food intolerances, digestive disorders, or an overactive gut. Common symptoms might include abdominal discomfort or urgency. To help manage this, consider tracking your food intake and identifying any patterns related to specific items. Eating smaller, more frequent meals might also ease symptoms. However, it’s important to consult a gastroenterologist for a thorough evaluation, as they can provide tailored advice and rule out any underlying conditions.

Answered on 9th Feb '25

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Had the stomach bug for a few days and that went away. Next a headache and dizziness appeared for 2 days straight and it's not going away.

Female | 18

Headache and dizziness are symptoms of many things such as dehydration stress or also the lingering effects from the bug itself. Help your body heal by making sure you drink enough water and rest. If they continue keep an eye on these symptoms and seek further advice from a Gastroenterologist if necessary.

Answered on 10th July '24

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High blood presure and cough.. Acidity

Female | 70

High blood pressure combined with a cough that tastes acidic could signify acid reflux. The stomach acid travels upward, entering the food pipe, resulting in a burning sensation. Acid reflux can trigger coughing and exacerbate high blood pressure. To alleviate symptoms, avoid spicy and fatty foods. Consume smaller meals. Refrain from eating too close to bedtime. If necessary, your doctor may prescribe medication to reduce acidity.

Answered on 27th Sept '24

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