A forty-seven-year-old lady presented with intractable itching for 6 months along with complaints of loss of appetite, weakness, and low-grade fever. On further discussion with the patient, it was informed that she had undergone Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy one and a half years back. She had a stormy post-operative period and required another surgery. She had a long stay at the hospital. She was discharged with a tube in the abdomen. The tube continued draining bad fluid at 2 months.
She explained about the leak from the bile tube and underwent an endoscopic procedure and stenting to decrease the leak. After the endoscopic procedure, the leak stopped and the abdominal tube was removed. The patient’s relief was intermittent for a span of 6 months. After removing the stent, she continued to have complaints of itching and abdominal pain. She again approached the doctor for her ongoing…
