Pitashay ni Pathri

Pittaashay ni Pathri, commonly known as gall bladder stones, is a medical condition in which hard, stone-like deposits form inside the gall bladder. These stones can lead to abdominal pain, indigestion, nausea, vomiting, and other digestive problems. If left untreated, gall bladder stones may cause infection, inflammation, or serious complications.

At Himaya Multispeciality Hospital, our General Surgery Department provides accurate diagnosis and safe, effective treatment for gall bladder stones using modern surgical techniques and patient-centred care.

What Is Gall Bladder Stone Surgery?

Gall bladder stone surgery is performed to remove the gall bladder when stones cause pain, infection, blockage, or repeated digestive issues. Removing the gall bladder helps prevent future complications and provides long-term relief.

The decision for surgery is made after evaluating symptoms, scan reports, and overall medical condition.

Treatment Process

Initial Consultation

The patient undergoes a detailed consultation where symptoms, dietary habits, and medical history are carefully reviewed by the surgeon.

Surgical Procedure

Gall bladder surgery is performed under appropriate anesthesia while following strict safety, hygiene, and infection-control protocols.

Clinical Evaluation & Diagnosis

Ultrasound and other necessary diagnostic tests are advised to confirm the presence, size, and number of gall bladder stones.

Post-Operative Care

After surgery, patients receive monitored recovery care, pain management, and dietary guidance.

Surgical Planning

Based on investigation reports, the surgeon explains the need for surgery, procedure details, expected recovery time, and precautions to the patient and family.

Follow-Up & Recovery Support

Patients are advised regular follow-ups, lifestyle modifications, and diet plans to ensure smooth recovery and long-term health.

Why Choose Himaya Multispeciality Hospital for Gall Bladder Stone Surgery?

At Himaya our team always passionate to provide best services

Experienced and skilled general surgeons

NABH-standard safety and infection control practices

Ethical and transparent treatment approach

Modern operation theatres and advanced diagnostic facilities

Cashless treatment under applicable government schemes and insurance

Dedicated post-surgery care and follow-up support

When to Consult a Doctor?

You should seek medical advice if you experience:

Pain in the upper right side of the abdomen

Nausea or vomiting, especially after meals

Indigestion, gas, or bloating

Fever or severe abdominal pain

1. What is Pittaashay ni Pathri?

Pittaashay ni Pathri refers to gall bladder stones—hard deposits formed from digestive fluids inside the gall bladder.

2. What causes gall bladder stones?

Gall stones may develop due to imbalance in bile composition, obesity, fatty diet, pregnancy, or certain medical conditions.

3. What are the common symptoms of gall bladder stones?

Abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, indigestion, bloating, and discomfort after eating oily or spicy food.

4. Is gall bladder stone a serious condition?

Some gall stones may remain harmless, but symptomatic stones can cause infection, blockage, or inflammation and require treatment.

5. Is surgery the only treatment for gall bladder stones?

If stones cause symptoms or complications, surgery is the most effective and permanent treatment. Medicines usually provide temporary relief.

6. How long does gall bladder surgery take?

Most surgeries are completed within one to two hours, depending on the case.

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