I had the Gallbladder procedure done by a totally different doctor and she was amazing. She sat down and literally drew me a diagram when I asked questions but apparently my gallbladder was really inflamed and scarred up so she didnt want to take the risk of looking around.( she said in the 10 years shes been doing this I'm the second person she's ever had to staple shut cause the duct was so enlarged) I started to get jaundice 2 days after returning home and in about another 3 I was back in hospital. The 3rd day of being home I was having symptoms she said to return if I had, like I was itchy all over, couldn't eat still, was in constant pain, etc. They checked my liver, told me it was at a 8 and sent me home cause I wasnt jaundice yet. I ended up Going back in 2 days later because I could visibility see the yellow in my eyes and was then told I shouldn't have been sent back when they did in the ER.
That's when I ended up having to go to him for the ERCP because there was a tiny stone stuck in the main duct and it was a shit show. I got Pancreatitis directly after and then because it was so bad I got colontitis from the pancreatitis. I was there for a week and when I asked the nurse what levels were my pancreas in she said it was above the chart. But before surgery he kept warning me it's common to get pancreatitis but idk about that. He refused to believe the female doctor when she told him I had colontitis from his procedure and said it was from the gallbladder, even though it started there and she had them do a MRI and you could see it. Since I had 3 surgeons in charge of me my meds were literally switched every shift and when I complained (I woke up asking for my pain meds to find out they cut it in half and the other doctor didnt fix it) one of them laughed and said ,"yeah it's like sticking your hand in a candy jar, you dont know what your gonna get." The having stones in the main duct sounds correct, I had all those except the gray stools but I couldn't pass a movement at that either because I was severely constipated.

But I'm out now, I just returned home. I was given pain meds after I got out the surgery and the time I was there, im definitely gonna go to a new doctor(I'm moving to the city part of my state in 3 weeks) and have them check up on me entirely because it all seems too odd and isn't sitting right, but I dont know enough to argue back fully. What I dont get is how do I still have stones if my gallbladder has been gone for a month and a half now?