WHAT IS GALLBLADDER? , INFLAMMATION OF GALLBLADDER, WHAT ARE GALLSTONES? WHAT IS MAIN CAUSES OF GALLSTONES? SYMPTOMS, CAN YOU LIVE WITHOUT IT? WHAT HAPPENED AFTER GALLBLADDER REMOVE? DIAGNOSIS. TREATMENT

 WHAT IS GALLBLADDER? CAUSES, PAIN, FUNCTION, WHAT CAUSES GALLSTONE? SYMPTOMS, CAN YOU LIVE WITHOUT IT? WHAT HAPPENED AFTER GALLBLADDER REMOVE? DIAGNOSIS. TREATMENT

• GALLBLADDER DEF:

• GALLBLADDER PERFORMANCE

• PAIN OF GALLBLADDER

• GALLBLADDER INFLAMMATION

• SYMPTOMS OF GALLBLADDER

• WHAT IS MAIN  CAUSES OF  GALLSTONES?

• GALLSTONE SYMPTOMS

• IS IT BAD TO HAVE A BAD GALLBLADDER?

GALLBLADDER DEF:

1- Your gallbladder is a small, pear-shaped  on the right side of your abdomen, just below your liver. The gallbladder contains a digestive fluid called bile that is released into your small intestine.

2- The gallbladder is a small sac located under the liver. The gallbladder stores the bile produced by the liver. After a meal, the gallbladder is empty and flattened like an inflated balloon. Before a meal, the gallbladder may be filled with bile and may be the size of a small pear.

In response to signals, the gallbladder squeezes the bile stored in the small intestine through a series of vessels called vessels. Bile helps digestion, but the gallbladder is also not needed. Gallbladder removal usually does not cause any health problems or digestive problems in a healthy person, but there is a small risk of diarrhea and fat malabsorption.

GALLBLADDER PURPOSE:

Your gallbladder is a part of your bile system, which is made up of your liver, gallbladder and appendages. This system is essential for bile production, storage and secretion.

Bile is a thick fluid that can be green, brown or yellow. It is used to aid the digestion of fats and is produced by your liver. It is estimated that your liver can produce 27 to 34 ounces of bile per day.

During a meal, bile travels directly from the liver to the small intestine. However, when you do not eat, it should be stored somewhere until it is needed. This is where the gallbladder comes in.

The gallbladder stores and concentrates bile. When you eat fatty foods, the gallbladder contracts and releases bile stored in the small intestine.

WHAT CAUSES OF GALLBLADDER PAIN?

Every time you eat, your gallbladder releases a green fluid called bile to help your body digest fats and vitamins. It flows into your small intestine through vessels called bile ducts. When something goes wrong in your gallbladder or bile ducts, the right upper part of your abdomen can be injured. You may also feel:

• Pain in your back or chest, especially when you take deep breaths

• Fever

• Like throwing

• Bloated

• Itching

• Tired

Other common symptoms include yellowing of the skin and eyes (called jaundice), weight loss, and discoloration. 

The Reason Of Pain / Gallstones

 These are the main causes of gallbladder pain. You get them when the gallbladder meets a tight mass. Gallstones can be small spots or the size of a golf ball. If they are large enough, these stones can block bile flow. This can lead to an attack of gallstones, a sudden pain in the right upper part of your abdomen.

These attacks often occur after a large steak dinner or other fatty meal and last for several hours. But most people with gallstones do not know it. These "quiet" stones do not cause problems with your limbs.

 Diagnostic tests such as ultrasound, magnetic resonance  (MRCP), endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP), blood tests or other imaging tests can show if you have gallstones. Your doctor can also get rid of them through surgery, medicine or shock waves.

INFLAMMATION OF GALLBLADDER / CHOLECYSTITIS:

Cholecystitis, or inflammation of your gallbladder, occurs when gallstones prevent gallstones from going out of the organ. This is a very painful situation. Often, due to recurrent struggles and serious complications, surgery is the best treatment option for the relief of chronic symptoms. Fortunately, your gallbladder is not needed and you can live a normal life without it!

Signs and symptoms of cholecystitis may include:

Most people with gallstones have no symptoms at all. In fact, it is usually not known if they have gallstones until symptoms appear. These "silent gallstones" usually do not require treatment.

Symptoms usually occur when problems develop.

•  The most common symptom is pain in the right upper part of the abdomen. Because pain comes in episodes, it is often referred to as an “attack”.'

• Attacks can occur every few days, weeks or months; They can also be separated by years.

• The pain usually begins 30 minutes after a fatty or greasy meal.

• The pain is usually intense, dull and constant and lasts from one to five hours.

• It can radiate to the right shoulder or back.

• It often occurs during the night and can wake a person up from sleep.

• The person may want to turn around for pain relief, but most patients prefer to lie down and wait until the attack subsides.

Other common symptoms of gallstones include:

• Nausea and vomiting,

• Fever,

• Indigestion, Belching, Flatulence,

• Intolerance to fatty or greasy foods, and

• Jaundice (yellowing of the skin or whitening of the eyes)

WHAT ARE GALLSTON?

Digestive fluids that form in your gallbladder are solid deposits of fluid, and range from small grains of sand (called mud) to golf balls. They are composed of cholesterol or pigment stones. Gallstones made with cholesterol are yellow-green in color and are high. Pigment stones are mostly made up of bilirubin, a substance that is formed when the liver breaks down red blood cells.

Gallstones are not the only problem. There is a possibility that you may have gallstones in your gallbladder that will never bother you and in that case you will not need treatment. However, gallstones in the gallbladder can get stuck in your vessels (tubes). They block the flow of bile from your gallbladder, causing bile to form. These events can cause the walls of your gallbladder to swell and become inflamed and this can lead to a bacterial infection in the gallbladder. Your life could be in danger unless you seek immediate medical and surgical help.

Gallstones may not cause any signs or symptoms. If a gallbladder accumulates in a duct and becomes obstructed,

 The Resulting Signs And Symptoms May Include:

• Sudden and sharp pain in the right upper part of your abdomen

• Sudden and sharp pain in the middle of your abdomen, just below your breast bone

• Back pain between your shoulder blades

• Pain in your right shoulder

• Vomiting or nausea

• Gallbladder pain lasts from several minutes to a few hours.

WHAT IS MAIN CAUSE OF GALLSTONE?

CAUSES:

It is not clear what causes gallstones to form. Doctors consider when gallstones form:

• There is a lot of cholesterol in your bile

 Generally, your bile contains enough chemicals to dissolve the cholesterol excreted by your liver. But if your liver excretes more cholesterol than your bile, the extra cholesterol will crystallize and eventually form stones.

• You have a lot of bilirubin in your bile

 Bilirubin is a chemical produced when your body breaks down red blood cells. Certain conditions can cause your liver to make too much bilirubin, including liver cirrhosis, biliary tract infections, and some blood disorders. Excess bilirubin contributes to the formation of gallstones.

• Your gallbladder is not emptying properly.

 If your gallbladder is not completely or frequently emptied, the bile becomes too concentrated, which contributes to the formation of gallstones.

Types Of Gallstones:

Types of gallstones that form in the gallbladder:

• Cholesterol Gall Stones

 The most common gallstones, called cholesterol gallstones, often appear yellow. These gallstones are mainly composed of insoluble cholesterol, but may also contain other components.

• Pigment Gallstones

 These dark brown or black stones form when your bile is high in bilirubin.

CAN YOU LIVE WITHOUT GALLBLADDER?

You can live a completely normal life without gallbladder. Your liver still makes enough bile to digest your food, but instead of storing it in the gallbladder, it continues to drip into your digestive system.

WHAT  CAN HAPPEN AFTER YOUR GALLBLADDER IS REMOVED?

After surgery, bile flows from the liver (where it is made) through the common bile duct and into the small intestine. As the gallbladder is removed, the body no longer stores bile between meals. In most people, it has little or no effect on digestion.

IS IT BAD TO HAVE A BAD GALLBLADDER?

Nausea and vomiting are common symptoms of all types of gallbladder problems. However, chronic gallbladder disease can only lead to digestive problems such as acid reflux and gas.

DIAGNOSIS FOR GALLSTONES:

• Abdominal ultrasound.

 This test is commonly used for symptoms of gallstones. Abdominal ultrasound is the movement of a device (transducer) back and forth in your abdominal area. The transducer sends a signal to the computer, which creates images showing the structures in your abdomen.

• Endoscopic Ultrasound (EUS). 

This procedure can help identify missing small stones on an abdominal ultrasound. During EUS, your doctor will pass a thin, flexible tube (endoscope) through your mouth and into your digestive tract. A small ultrasound device (transducer) in the tube produces sound waves that create an accurate picture of the surrounding tissue.

•  Additional Tests May Include:

  Cholecystography, hepatobiliary iminodiacetic acid (HIDA) scan, computerized tomography (CT), magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP) or endoscopic retrograde cholangiopan (CPC). Detected gallstones can be removed using ERCP during the procedure.

• Blood Test:

 Blood tests can detect infections, jaundice, pancreatitis or other problems caused by gallstones.

TREATMENT:

Most people with asymptomatic gallstones never need treatment. Your doctor will determine if treatment for gallstones is prescribed based on your symptoms and diagnostic test results.

Your doctor may recommend that you be vigilant for signs of gallbladder problems such as severe pain in your upper right abdomen. If signs and symptoms of gallstones appear in the future, you can seek treatment.

• Surgery To Remove The Gallbladder (Cholecystectomy)

 Your doctor may recommend surgery to remove your gallbladder as gallstones often recur. Once your gallbladder is removed, bile flows directly from your liver into your small intestine, rather than being stored in your gallbladder.

You do not need your gallbladder to live, and removing the gallbladder will not affect your ability to digest food, but it will usually cause temporary diarrhea.

• Medications To Dissolve Gallstones

 Medications you take orally can help dissolve gallstones. However it can take months or years for your gallstones to dissolve this way, and if treatment is stopped, gallstones are more likely to form again.

Sometimes medications do not work. Medications for gallstones are not commonly used and are reserved for people who cannot have surgery.

There are two other ways to break down gallstones:

• Shock Waves (Lithotripsy):

 

to break down gallstones so that they leave the body on their own.

• Dissolving Gallstones Injections:

 With chemicals injected directly into the gallbladder.

• Surgery is preferred over these other treatments because if the gallbladder is not removed there is a chance of recurrence of the stone.

HOMOEOPATHY TREATMENT FOR GALLBLADDER STONES:

1. Chelidonium: Best For Gallbladder stone and pain

Chelidonium top natural medicine remedy for gallbladder pain. This medicine is the best treatment for the pain caused by gallstones and jaundice when there is blockage in the bile ducts. The most important symptom of using chelidonium is pain under the right shoulder blade. This medicine can be used as jaundice when the skin is pale,  dark in color and the stool is earthy in color. The tongue becomes yellow and flaky when there is jaundice. Nausea and vomiting also occur. A patient who needs chelidonium may have a craving for very hot drinks with the above symptoms. It is also a very beneficial remedy for gallbladder complaints during pregnancy.

2. Lycopodium: For gallstones with gastric symptoms

Lycopodium is a natural remedy for gallbladder pain when there are gastric symptoms such as acidity, gas in the stomach or bloating. The patient complains of bloating even after consuming a small amount of food. The gas goes into the stomach and is hard to get out. The patient mainly complains of acidity, which is further exacerbated by the intake of starchy and bloated food. The patient may also complain of loss of appetite and a feeling of fullness in the stomach after eating small amounts. In addition to gastric symptoms there is also an unusual desire for sweets and hot drinks.

3. Calcarea Carb: For gallstones in obese patients

Calcarea Carb is another top natural medicine remedy for gallstones

that has always been constitutionally selected. This remedy is very beneficial for obese patients who are obese and have a poor constitution. Its stiffness and dilatation in the abdomen occurs more . Other constitutional features include excessive sweating of the head and sensitivity to cold air. There is also an extraordinary desire for hard boiled eggs or something strange like chalk, pencil and lime. The patient does not like hot food and prefers cold drinks. Calcarea Carb is also used to relieve sour belching and sour vomiting caused by gallstones.

4. Cardus Marianus: For inflamed gallbladder

Cardus marinus is the best natural remedy for inflammation of the gallbladder. There is pain in the right upper abdomen in the gallbladder area, accompanied by nausea and vomiting of flammable fluid. Cardus Marianus can also be used to treat jaundice in the gallbladder.

5. Phosphorus: For sour belching, gallstones with vomiting

Phosphorus is a natural remedy for gallstones in patients who complain of sour belching and vomiting after eating. The patient prefers soft drinks, ice cream, chicken and fish in the diet. This medicine is used to treat jaundice when the stool is very aggressive with very weakness.

Other important Homoeopathy Medicines:

 The best remedies for gallstones with severe pain

• China

 is an ideal natural remedy for severe gallbladder pain when the entire stomach is bloated with excess gas. Vomiting can also occur in undigested food.

•  Chelidonium 

is a very beneficial natural remedy when it comes to pain under the right shoulder in the shoulder.

•  Berberis vulgaris

 is very helpful in treating sharp, stabbing pain in the gallbladder. Pain can be exacerbated by stress. On the other hand, 

• colocynth

 is an ideal remedy when the pain is relieved by applying cuts, shooting nature and stress.

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DR.TAYYIBA AJ