Expert: Can an 80 year old man with coronary heart disease have surgery to remove gallstones?

Hello, I've also seen the secret recipe, I have a friend who tried it before the broadcast, he is a kidney stone, it seems to have an effect, but I don't know how big your mother's stone is, and the generally small ones should be useful.

However, I also recommend a method to you: if the elderly are still in good health, get up early in the morning and drink a large vat of boiled water on an empty stomach, and then climb the mountain, and then urinate later to expel small stones. The colleague I work with every day is like this, and it works very well, and if there are days when the weather is bad and he can't climb the mountain, his rocks will grow.

You try it. In fact, the problem cannot be solved by surgery alone, only pay more attention to it, especially gallstones, don't get angry, eat lighter, be sure to drink more water, it is best to reach 8 large cups every day, and slowly the stones will be excreted from the body, I wish your mother a speedy **.

It's all my own word by word to come out and knock out, I hope to give points! For the sake of the health of the landlord, it is better to go to the hospital for consultation.

Age is not an issue with or without surgery, and should be considered from the following factors:

1.After admission, routine examinations are generally conducted, such as laboratory tests, electrocardiograms, radiographs, B-ultrasound, etc., and the doctor will recommend whether to operate according to the results;

2.It is estimated that the elderly have at least: chronic calculous cholecystitis and biliary pancreatitis;

3.Pancreatitis is divided into edematous pancreatitis and hemorrhagic necrotizing pancreatitis, the latter is particularly dangerous and the patient's life is in danger;

4.If pancreatitis is ineffective conservatively**, or if it is severe at the beginning, it should be operated aggressively;

5.The specific condition is unknown, and the attending doctor should be heard, because he knows the condition best.

Most likely biliary pancreatitis. Whether the operation can be performed or not depends on the doctor's decision based on his physical condition. It also depends on whether the stone is blocking the pancreas and bile ducts. This is because the pancreas and bile ducts share a section. So gallstones can cause pancreatitis.

I can't. Maybe I can't bear it.

84 years old No matter how good your body is.

Definitely not going to hold on.

Severe, will also be on the operating table...

Moreover, doctors do not usually perform this kind of surgery.

There is a great danger.

It is best to do a comprehensive examination, if there are no absolute contraindications to surgery, you can first do a choledochotomy, T tube drainage, and use choledochoscopy to remove stones after 1 and a half months after surgery.

Got pancreatitis? Can you elaborate on that. It is recommended not to move.

At this age, the risk of surgery is a bit greater, there are many primary diseases, and the recovery is slow!!

If cardiopulmonary function allows, surgery should be performed! It is best to treat it as early as possible, once the onset (incarceration of stones) occurs, the later the risk!

If the heart, lungs, liver, and kidney functions are possible, surgery can be performed.