Yes, because removing the gallbladder does not address the cause of the problem. The liver continues to produce the same unhealthy bile that had previously hardened into stones in the gallbladder. Gallstones can still form in the various bile ducts and in the liver to give you that "same old feeling". Unfortunately, some people have been told that it is due to stress or just their imagination!

Gallstones are the most common risk factor for gallbladder cancer. Between 75% and 90% of people with gallbladder cancer also have gallstones and an inflamed gallbladder. Gallbladder cancer is more likely to happen if your gallbladder has a single large gallstone than several small ones. Doctors believe that large gallstones grow over a long time, irritating the gallbladder wall and increasing the risk for gallbladder cancer. See similar questions...

You need to change your diet. Get to know the foods which give you diarrhea or indigestion, and the foods which don't. Eat according to what your body will allow. In general, avoid fatty foods, deep-fried foods, and high cholesterol foods like eggs and meat. Eat a high-fiber diet which includes vegetables, beans, fruits, and cereals. Needless to say, you can also do the gallstone flush periodically to get rid of the stones in the bile ducts and liver, and ease the general feeling of discomfort. See similar questions...

Both men and women can seek laser hair removal. However, it does not work equally well for all people. Those with pale skin and dark coarse hair tend to make the best candidates. Not all laser hair removal systems perform the same on all skin and hair types. Alexandrite long pulse and diode types of lasers work best on light-colored skin, while Nd:YAG long pulse lasers are better and safer on darker skin (skin types IV and darker). See similar questions...

If the gallstones stay in the gallbladder and do not move there will be no symptoms. As soon as the gallstones move and obstruct the neck of the gall bladder, pain in the upper right abdomen will appear. Most frequent jaundice will appear, due to the accumulated bile pigment. See similar questions...

We don't remove the gallbladder unless you already have gallstones that are causing symptoms. Weight loss is slow and natural, so the risk of gallstones is not sufficiently elevated as to make gallbladder removal worth doing. See similar questions...

Laparoscopic cholecystectomy?removal of the gallbladder?is one of the oldest and most frequently performed videosurgeries today. It is the procedure that introduced many American surgeons to the advances that had been made in videosurgery. Laparoscopic cholecystectomy offers most patients a shorter hospital stay, quicker recovery time, and less pain than the "open" surgery, as well as minimal scarring. See similar questions...

Ultrasound scanning is the most common method used to detect gallstones. Gallstones are often discovered unintentionally during scans or X-rays for other concerns. They may exist for many years without notice if they remain in the gallbladder. In autopsies, examiners often find gallbladders filled with stones although the deceased never complained about them. See similar questions...

After successful removal of the gallbladder, the body loses its ability to store and regulate bile. Immediate consequences would be felt in the digestive system, for example chronic diarrhea or indigestion when you eat fatty or oily foods. Some people avoid dining in restaurants for fear of inconvenience and embarrassment. To be fair, there are also people who have no complaints after gallbladder removal. See similar questions...

Hair grows in cycles, every 4 to 6 weeks. The hair that is seen and treated by the laser may fall out immediately or within a few days. Those hairs are gone, but the new hair will surface when the cycle is complete. At the very least, five treatments are necessary, more depending upon the individual. See similar questions...

The gallstones appear due to a precipitation of the crystals. This is due to a malfunction of the liver who produces toxic or fatty bile. See similar questions...

The doctor can try to dissolve the stones, but this is made gradually on a period of several years with the help of medication. Also, keeping a diet low in fats will help your liver more than you think. Sometimes if the gallstone gets stuck in the neck of the gall bladder or in the cystic duct, acute cholecystitis might appear, meaning that the gallbladder got inflamed and distended, creating a localized peritonitis. See similar questions...

There is a lot of disagreement on this! The brain is the physical organ where the electrical impulses and 'dreaming brain waves' occur. Think of a television: it is a machine which picks up electromagnetic waves broadcast by the television station and translates the waves into moving pictures with sound. Every television which is tuned to the same channel at the same time translates the waves into a similar picture. We all watch the same television movie. See similar questions...