Healing stones in the gallbladder is not always frisky, because almost everything depends on the course of the disease and the size of the stones themselves. Usually, people seek help from a doctor only when the pain becomes frequent and intolerable.

Gallstones in the gallbladder (cholelithiasis) is a chronic disease characterized by the appearance in the gallbladder or bile ducts of the 1st and more pebbles. As you know, the gallbladder is engaged in the production of bile, which promotes the digestion of food in the stomach. By itself, bile consists of bilirubin and cholesterol. When for any reason the bile stagnates in the gallbladder, cholesterol begins to accumulate and precipitate out, from which small grains of sand. By themselves, these grains of sand do not pose a great threat, but only if the gall bladder starts working properly in the forthcoming. If the cause of stagnation of the bile has not been eliminated, the grains will gradually increase in size. Fusing together, they can create large pebbles that clog the bile ducts and prevent bile from entering the stomach. Usually, the growth of pebbles passes uniformly, for a long time, on the order of 5-20 years. To prevent such a long development, it is necessary as early as possible to identify the disease and begin healing of pebbles in the gallbladder.

Why are the pebbles formed? In a healthy person, the gallbladder works normally and there is no stagnation of bile in it. But there are a number of reasons that violate this balance and lead to the development of cholelithiasis. Such factors include an increase in the level of cholesterol in bile with overeating, obesity, sweet diabetes, metabolic disorders and t. Bile stagnation, and, hence, the appearance of pebbles, can occur with some other diseases, for example, flatulence, gallbladder infection, dyskinesia and many others. The gallstones and pregnant women are exposed to the development of cholelithiasis, because during the process of carrying out the baby, a huge amount of progesterone is produced, relaxing the walls of the gallbladder and inhibiting the outflow of bile.

Symptoms of the disease are usually pronounced.

When the stone clogs the bile duct, there is a sharp pain in the right hypochondrium. There are also symptoms such as nausea, a feeling of bitterness in the mouth, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, a slight increase in temperature and bloating.

If all of the above signs occur, each person must definitely consult a doctor. Only after taking the tests and undergoing the study (and this is first ultrasound), you can identify the presence or absence of the disease.

Health. Sumy. Ua.