### Patient: Doctor, I have been experiencing severe pain in my upper right abdomen, and after several tests, I have been diagnosed with gallstones. What medications do I need to take to treat this condition?
### Doctor: For your gallstones, you will need to take Dicyclomine and Glycopyrrolate to help manage your abdominal pain and cramping. During surgery to remove the gallstones, we will be using Rocuronium and Sevoflurane anesthesia. After the surgery, you will be given Neostigmine to reverse the effects of the anesthesia. In addition to these medications, we will also be providing Arnica Topical to relieve any post-operative pain and swelling. Finally, we will prescribe Cefotetan to prevent any post-operative infections, and Deferasirox (Exjade) to remove any excess iron from your body. Nitrous Oxide will also be used during surgery to help manage your pain.