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Have Diverticulosis, Diarrhea, Pain And Vomiting. Is Laparoscopy Available?

I have diverticulosis , and having lots of trouble with diarrhea , pain, and vomiting . I have taken the meds and recently had scoping of my stomach , and nothing showed up. I am interested in surgery because I ve had 3 occurences in the last 4 months. I would like to know if laparascopic surgery available, or do they do the incision?
Mon, 5 Aug 2013
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Laparoscopic surgery is available for diverticulosis. But it important to determine two things. First is whether surgery is indicated and second whether you are a candidate for laparoscopic surgery. For extensive diverticulosis, laparoscopic surgery may not be feasible. At times we can do, what you call a lap assisted surgery in which incision is given but is very small. Contact a surgeon for the same
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Have Diverticulosis, Diarrhea, Pain And Vomiting. Is Laparoscopy Available?

Hello Thank you for placing your query on Health Care Magic Laparoscopic surgery is available for diverticulosis. But it important to determine two things. First is whether surgery is indicated and second whether you are a candidate for laparoscopic surgery. For extensive diverticulosis, laparoscopic surgery may not be feasible. At times we can do, what you call a lap assisted surgery in which incision is given but is very small. Contact a surgeon for the same