I have biliary stone and biliary stricture, MRI diagnosed atrophy of the posterior segment of the liver.

I am 31 years old this year, I have gallstones in my liver and have surgery to remove the liver 1 month by brake surgery. After surgery, I felt pain in the chest below the lower ribs and behind the back, when lying on the right side, I felt very uncomfortable. Please ask the surgeon what are the symptoms of chest and back pain?

I was diagnosed with 7mm right liver calcification nodules about 4 years ago. Recently, I went to the doctor at 2 places and both found that I had a 7mm intrahepatic bile duct stone with symptoms of abdominal distension after eating, slow digestion, sluggishness, discomfort, difficulty in movement, palms. dry and yellow skin, right back pain at night, dark urine and small amount of urine, especially after 1 night, there is only a little urine, analytical test of bilirubin concentration in urine is high 8.5, stool has when discolored, sometimes dark green or dark brown. Currently, I am being prescribed only 1 medicine urdoc 100mg for 3 months. Can you advise me if I have 7mm intrahepatic gallstones with digestive disorders completely cured?

Doctor tell me, how to treat gallstones? How is the patient's ability to recover?

Gallstones in the liver are considered dangerous diseases that cause many unpredictable complications to the health of patients. Everyone needs to equip themselves with knowledge about this liver disease for the best prevention and treatment.

Intrahepatic cholangiolithiasis is a fairly common disease, often leaving dangerous complications such as biliary tract infection, hepatitis, cirrhosis, intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma, sepsis,... Early detection and prompt treatment helps prevent complications of gallstones from occurring.

Liver stones, also known as intrahepatic gallstones, are large and small stones or in the form of mud stones, appearing in the intrahepatic bile duct, right hepatic duct and left hepatic duct. So are liver stones dangerous or not? What causes liver stones?