- Oct 15, 2008
My son underwent biliary exploration at age 2 months and 2 weeks. They found out that he h...
Bile duct obstruction
Information, Symptoms, Treatments and Resources
What is Bile duct obstruction?
Bile duct obstruction is a blockage in the tubes that carry a liquid called bile from the liver to the gallbladder and small intestine.
Alternative Names:
Biliary obstruction
Posts on Bile duct obstruction (10)
- Feb 10, 2008
I am 72 years old. After my cholecystectomy in 1979 I had digestive problems unknown to me...
My husband,who is 58 and a non-drinker, has raised LFTs, notably ALP, AP, Bilirubin and GGT...
I hope you might be able to give us some suggestions in addition to my husband's oncologist...
I am 25 yrs of age and had my gallbladder removed three years ago (bilary diskynesis) w...
My father a generally healthy 54 year old has recently been diagnosed with a bile duct obst...
I was having some pain in my right elbow and slight swelling. I thought this was a result ...
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I just had a liver function test due to suspected bile duct obstruction...these test we...
Mother is 77 year old diabetic who had a heart attack 12/23/98. she was on the diabetic me...
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