Gallbladder Removal in poland
Gallbladder Removal Surgery
Gallbladder removal is a common surgical procedure to remove the gallbladder—an organ that stores bile and aids in digestion. It is most often recommended for patients suffering from gallstones, chronic inflammation, or biliary colic, which can cause severe abdominal pain, nausea, bloating, and digestive problems.
At Allmedica, we perform this surgery using minimally invasive laparoscopic techniques, which offer faster recovery, minimal scarring, and less post-operative discomfort. Our experienced surgical team ensures patient safety, comfort, and excellent care throughout the process.
Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Goal of Surgery | Remove the gallbladder to relieve pain and prevent future gallstone attacks |
| Procedure Length | 90-120 minutes |
| Type of Anaesthesia | General anaesthesia |
| Incisions & Scars | 3-4 small incisions; minimal scarring, often barely visible |
| Hospital Stay | Day case or 1 night stay, depending on the patient's condition |
| Recovery Time | Initial recovery in 5-7 days; full recovery in 2-4 weeks |
Benefits of Gallbladder Removal
- Relief from gallstone-related pain and digestive symptoms
- Elimination of risk of future gallbladder attacks or infections
- Minimally invasive approach for quicker healing and less downtime
- Resumption of a normal, healthy lifestyle without dietary restrictions in most cases
Who is a Good Candidate?
You may benefit from gallbladder removal if you:
- Have symptomatic gallstones (pain, nausea, bloating)
- Suffer from chronic gallbladder inflammation (cholecystitis)
- Have gallbladder polyps or bile duct obstruction
- Experience repeated digestive discomfort or indigestion after meals
- Are in overall good health or cleared by a physician for surgery
Day | Plan | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrival & Rest | Private airport transfer and hotel check-in in Nowy Targ. Rest and prepare. |
| Day 2 | Consultation & Surgery | Pre-operative blood tests, ultrasound, consultation, and laparoscopic surgery. Overnight clinic stay. |
| Day 3 | Discharge & Hotel Recovery | Check-up. Discharge from clinic and return to hotel for rest. |
| Day 4 | Light Activity | Short walks encouraged. Avoid fatty foods. Pain is usually mild and manageable. |
| Day 5 | Final Check & Departure | Follow-up appointment. Cleared for travel. Return home via private transfer. |
Recovery & Aftercare
Week 1:
- Mild to moderate discomfort around incision sites
- Avoid lifting heavy items or vigorous activity
- Walk daily to prevent blood clots and support digestion
- Eat small, low-fat meals and drink plenty of fluids
Week 2-3:
- Pain and swelling typically subside
- You can gradually return to work and light activity
- Resume normal diet as tolerated
- Monitor incision healing and avoid bathing until cleared
Weeks 4 and Beyond:
- Full return to normal physical activity
- Digestive system adapts to absence of gallbladder
- No long-term dietary restrictions for most patients
Will I Have a Scar?
Thinking about or preparing for gallbladder removal? Our detailed FAQ section is here to help you understand everything you need to know about cholecystectomy. From how the surgery is performed to recovery, diet changes, and long-term outcomes, we've answered the most common questions patients ask. If you're considering treatment or need more personalised advice, don't hesitate to contact us using the inquiry form at the bottom of the page. Our team is here to support you at every stage.
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