Patient's question:
Hepatic area dull pain, ALT over 20 for many years, tried many medications but with poor effect. Is there any risk in minimally invasive surgery for gallstones?Doctor's answer:
Gallstones are a common disease in clinical diagnosis of hepatobiliary surgery, which can be caused by various different reasons. The clinical diagnosis mainly manifests as severe pain in the upper abdomen, abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting. They are prone to recur repeatedly, severely affecting normal training and life. Nowadays, with the advancement of clinical medical technology, minimally invasive surgery for gallstones has been widely used in clinical diagnosis. It poses minimal harm to the body, involves less skin incision during surgery, heals quickly postoperatively, and carries almost no risk.