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Gallbladder Op.

Postby Loulou's Mum » 27 Jan 2013 12:56

Can anyone recommend a surgeon for gallbladder removal. (I was going to post this in the medical section but thought more people would view it here).

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Re: Gallbladder Op.

Postby kandm » 27 Jan 2013 13:27

Hello Christine - have sent you a pm
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Postby Rav4man » 27 Jan 2013 14:22

Sent PM also.
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Re: Gallbladder Op.

Postby Loulou's Mum » 28 Jan 2013 15:30

Appreciate that. Thank you both.

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Re: Gallbladder Op.

Postby troodos » 30 Jan 2013 13:01

sent pm
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Re: Gallbladder Op.

Postby deekay » 30 Jan 2013 15:44

Hi - why does everyone pm? I for one am having gallbladder problems and would be more than interested to know peoples recommendations. Surely this can be an open discussion? I thought that was what this forum was for, "information and advice" any advice from people who have had problems, or surgery would be more than welcome.
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Re: Gallbladder Op.

Postby bromerzz » 30 Jan 2013 16:12

Maybe they mean they have sent a PM...Pre Med?
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Re: Gallbladder Op.

Postby Ageing Rocker » 30 Jan 2013 17:13

I'm glad you posted that AnnieC, found it most informative and gives further reassurance that the health treatments here are as good as most places and a lot better than some. How long would you have had to wait for a similar operation in the UK? Shouldn't have thrown them away though, you could have made a nice necklace out of them :shock: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Gallbladder Op.

Postby deekay » 31 Jan 2013 08:23

Thank you so much Annie, most informative and reassuring. I attended the Blue Cross many years ago and was not very impressed, I now use the Iasis. However, of late many of my friends have been using the Blue Cross and have been most impressed with the standards of nursing care and I have been unsure of where to go. Thanks again for your posting.
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Re: Gallbladder Op.

Postby amber » 07 Feb 2013 21:58

Yes, Dr Economides, the general surgeon and urologist is brilliant at Blue Cross, which always has a nice 'disinfectant smell' when you go in!
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Re: Gallbladder Op.

Postby charley56 » 05 Apr 2013 11:53

Hi, she has probably had the op by now but I have just had mine removed by key hole surgery by Dr Aristos Georghiou at the Evangelismos. Could not have had better treatment and 10 days on I am almost back to normal.
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