Is it good to get pregnant if you have gallbladder cancer?

Pregnant women often develop gallbladder cancer in the late stages of pregnancy. Gallbladder cancer during pregnancy presents as severe pain in the right upper abdomen, which is persistent and often exacerbated in paroxysmal ways. Many patients experience radiating pain in the right shoulder or right upper waist, accompanied by fever, nausea, vomiting, etc. Those with obstructed gallbladders and bile ducts have jaundice.

If a pregnant woman has gallbladder cancer, she should first receive medication under the guidance of a physician. She should eat light and easily digestible food, low-fat, low-cholesterol semi-liquid food or low-fat, low-cholesterol soft food, and avoid eating greasy food, irritating food or strong condiments. Drink plenty of water, maintain a daily intake of 1500-2000 ml of water to facilitate the dilution of bile and reduce bile stagnation. Avoid constipation, as it can affect the discharge of bile, so eat some vegetables and fruits containing crude fiber appropriately.

Pregnant women are generally not suitable for surgical treatment, but if the condition does not improve, abdominal pain recurs, or there are symptoms of gallbladder perforation or diffuse peritoneal cancer, surgical treatment should be performed promptly.