If your wife does not have bloating, nausea, or loose stools following an ERCP and gallbladder stone surgery, she can often consume milk in moderation. Since heavy or fatty dairy products can occasionally cause indigestion following gallbladder surgery, it is usually preferable to start with small amounts of low-fat or toned milk and light foods. Promote eating simple, low-fat meals, drinking plenty of water, and gradually returning to a regular diet. Get in touch with the surgeon or physician if she experiences severe stomach discomfort, vomiting, fever, or persistent diarrhoea.

A single 21 mm Gallstones is quite large and usually does not dissolve or pass out naturally. If it is causing pain, acidity, vomiting, bloating, fever, or repeated attacks, doctors often recommend gallbladder removal surgery (laparoscopic surgery), which is a common and effective treatment. Eat low-fat, less oily foods and avoid heavy meals to reduce symptoms. Please consult a surgeon or gastroenterologist to discuss the best treatment and avoid complications like infection or blockage.

Your mother?s symptoms suggest that the bile duct stone is blocking the flow of bile, which is causing jaundice (yellow eyes) and severe itching. She should see a gastroenterologist or go to a hospital as soon as possible, as the stone may need to be removed by an endoscopic procedure. Do not delay, especially if she has pain, fever, or vomiting. Early treatment is important to prevent serious infection and liver problems.

A 5 mm stone in the CBD (common bile duct) usually needs removal by a procedure such as endoscopy rather than medicines alone, so you should see a gastroenterologist or a specialist surgeon. Your doctor may prescribe medications for pain, infection prevention, and liver support. For fatty liver, the most effective approach is a healthy diet, regular exercise, and avoiding alcohol to reduce liver fat. Please consult your doctor for a personalised treatment plan.

You should see your doctor immediately, preferably a gastroenterologist or surgeon, as a bile duct stone can cause a serious infection or jaundice, especially with your heart and kidney problems. Your doctor will need to carefully assess whether an endoscopic procedure is safe for you or if medicines are more suitable. Do not delay medical care, particularly if you develop pain, fever, jaundice, or vomiting.