Gallbladder Surgeon
Advanced Gallbladder Surgery with Personalised Surgical Care
What Is Gallbladder Surgery?
Gallbladder surgery, also called cholecystectomy, is a procedure to remove the gallbladder. The gallbladder is a small organ located beneath the liver that stores bile, which helps the body digest fats.
Surgery may be recommended when gallstones cause recurring symptoms or when certain gallbladder conditions require operative treatment. The decision depends on the diagnosis, severity of symptoms and the patient’s medical condition.
When May Gallbladder Surgery Be Needed?
A surgeon may recommend further evaluation if you experience:
Repeated pain in the upper-right or upper-middle abdomen
Abdominal discomfort that may occur after meals
Nausea or vomiting associated with abdominal pain
Gallstones detected during an ultrasound, particularly when symptoms are present
Inflammation or other gallbladder complications identified during medical assessment
What Happens Before and After Surgery?
Before
Dr Brijesh Dube reviews your symptoms, medical history and investigations, which may include abdominal ultrasound and blood tests. You will also receive instructions about fasting, medications and preparation.
After
Recovery varies from person to person. Your care team will advise you about wound care, activity, diet and follow-up appointments. Contact Dr Brijesh Dube if you develop worsening pain, fever, persistent vomiting or other concerning symptoms.
WHY CHOOSE DR. BRIJESH DUBE
Experienced Surgical Care With a Patient-Centred Approach
Trusted Surgical Expertise in Mira Road
Dr. Brijesh Dube provides surgical consultation for gallbladder conditions, including assessment for minimally invasive surgical options when appropriate. Patients can discuss their diagnosis, the reason for surgery, available techniques and expected recovery before making an informed treatment decision.
- Experience in Advanced Surgery
- Minimally Invasive Treatment Options
- Personalized Care & Clear Treatment Guidance
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Gallstones that do not cause symptoms may not require immediate surgery. Management depends on the patient’s circumstances and clinical findings.
Recovery varies depending on the surgical approach, overall health and whether complications occur. Your surgeon will provide individual guidance about returning to work and normal activities.
Yes. The liver continues to produce bile after gallbladder removal. Some people experience temporary digestive changes, and individual advice may be needed.
You can contact Dr. Brijesh Dube’s clinic in Mira Road to arrange a consultation and discuss your symptoms and treatment options.