The gallbladder may be removed through a lighted tube, or laparoscope. Occasionally, the gallbladder is removed with traditional surgery. Surgery may cause bleeding, infection, and allergic reaction to anesthesia . Some people may notice more frequent bowel movements for a short time after surgery. Gallstones may recur after they are dissolved with medicines or destroyed with ultrasound.
Surgery is usually more successful.
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