Hi doctor. The doctor said, I have a relative with stones in the lower common bile duct and liver stones. The doctor removed the stone in the biliary tract, but there was still a large one. The doctor placed a biliary stent, but after returning home from the hospital, the stent came out with the stool. The doctor asked if that had any effect? I would like to thank the doctor!

My mother was born in 1979, had gallstones but had a first operation and it reappeared but now 40mm, recently appeared more liver stones. The doctor asked me, what to do with recurrent gallstones?

I have gallstones, had surgery to remove the gallbladder but still have severe pain, have difficulty breathing after eating. I went back and forth for an ultrasound at a private clinic, the ultrasound results showed bile duct stones in the liver. So the doctor asked me if bile duct stones in the liver are dangerous? Can this stone be operated on? How is the treatment? Thank you doctor.

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?