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Gallstone attacks at age 29 prompt surgery advice
In a patient aged 29 with massive gallstones, Dr Thosteson advises that diet fails to prevent progression and delaying surgery risks complications. He notes gallstones can occur young, predict further colic, and that removing the gallbladder is preferable while health is good. He also answers reader questions on undescended testicle and ovarian removal explanations.
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George C. Thesteson
M.D
Thesteson
M. F
Thosteson