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Pulimuli
Sweden2766 Posts
he's about 300lbs and 5'8, lives on coca cola, pizza and hamburgers and ive never seen him drink a glass of water in the 20 years ive known him the gallstone was so big they had to remove his entire gallbladder, he's such a retard and im surprised if he makes it past 30 | ||
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Glasse
Canada1237 Posts
On January 09 2011 05:40 Project Psycho wrote: Wow it sucks to be american, they cant even tell you if your dying or not unless you pay them thousands of dollars, wtf? thats what i was thinking | ||
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Marcjuh
Netherlands25 Posts
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Jayme
United States5866 Posts
On January 09 2011 05:40 Project Psycho wrote: Wow it sucks to be american, they cant even tell you if your dying or not unless you pay them thousands of dollars, wtf? Oh the ER had too treat you but they also charge you and medical treatment gets very expensive very fast. Eleven stitches in the wrist was 1250 dollars and the surgery there after was another 12000. Luckily I have insurance but yea. | ||
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
On January 09 2011 06:51 Jayme wrote: Oh the ER had too treat you but they also charge you and medical treatment gets very expensive very fast. Eleven stitches in the wrist was 1250 dollars and the surgery there after was another 12000. Luckily I have insurance but yea. OMG that's crazy expensive, if my country were like that, no one would even get treated for anything. | ||
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
On January 09 2011 06:16 Pulimuli wrote: lmao reminds me of a friend of mine who got a gallstone about 2 years ago he's about 300lbs and 5'8, lives on coca cola, pizza and hamburgers and ive never seen him drink a glass of water in the 20 years ive known him the gallstone was so big they had to remove his entire gallbladder, he's such a retard and im surprised if he makes it past 30 Gallbladder must be removed regardless of stone size when a person has gallstones. Reasoning behind this is that if you have a gallstone it can eventually block the bile drainage, causing inflamation and a potentially lethal complication (acute cholecystitis), which can cause a number of more important and severe complications. Also, having gallstones produces chronic gallbladder inflamation, even if symptoms aren't present, which can eventually cause gallbladder cancer, with a very high mortality rate. All of this seems to have a very strong genetic component. In the US gallstones aren't that common, whilst in my country it's an everyday consult, and cholecystitis surgeries are almost as frequent as apendicitis ones. Also, gallbladder cancer is one of the leading death causes here, particularly in middle aged women. | ||
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SaYyId
Portugal277 Posts
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