Gallstones (cholelithiasis)
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- Опубликовано: 19 фев 2017
- What are gallstones? Gallstones are solid stones that are produced in the gallbladder when there’s an imbalance in the composition of bile. The main types of gallstones are cholesterol stones, bilirubin stones, and brown stones. Find our full video library only on Osmosis: osms.it/more.
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Can't wait to impress my date with my newfound knowledge of the gall bladder
Nice Video! Apologies for butting in, I am interested in your opinion. Have you tried - Parlandealey Escaping Gallstone Process (search on google)? It is a good one of a kind guide for learning how to eliminate Gallstones naturally minus the normal expense. Ive heard some decent things about it and my buddy at very last got excellent results with it.
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Great Video! Excuse me for chiming in, I am interested in your opinion. Have you heard the talk about - Hanristian Pectorial Humdinger (erm, check it on google should be there)? It is a good one off guide for revealing the secret to get rid of gallstones minus the hard work. Ive heard some decent things about it and my work colleague got astronomical success with it.
Apollo Excellent video content! Forgive me for chiming in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you heard the talk about - Hanristian Pectorial Humdinger (should be on google have a look)? It is a great one off guide for revealing the secret to get rid of gallstones minus the headache. Ive heard some great things about it and my work colleague after many years got cool success with it.
ADDED NOTES :Clinical features :
-Majority asymptomatic.
-inflammation or obstruction when they pass through the cystic duct .
-biliary colic - long lasting and constant pain .(large stones cannot get into the ducts )
-CHOLECYSTITIS ,CARCINOMA , OBSTRUCTION,ACUTE PANCREATITIS.
Treatment .
-diet change
-cholecystectomy (severe cases)
-laproscopy
😁Source : Robbins
We've updated this video. We misspelt clonorchis sinensis.
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Thanks for the video content! Excuse me for butting in, I would love your thoughts. Have you heard about - Parlandealey Escaping Gallstone Process (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is a smashing one off product for learning how to eliminate Gallstones naturally minus the normal expense. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my work buddy finally got amazing results with it.
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can't you see them through ultrasound that's how they showed me mine
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what is difference between cholethiasis with choledocholithiasis
Great Video clip! Apologies for butting in, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you ever tried - Parlandealey Escaping Gallstone Process (just google it)? It is a great one off product for learning how to eliminate Gallstones naturally without the normal expense. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my friend at last got great results with it.
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Dr Hope's Sick Notes Nice Video clip! Sorry for chiming in, I would love your thoughts. Have you heard about - Hanristian Pectorial Humdinger (should be on google have a look)? It is an awesome one of a kind product for revealing the secret to get rid of gallstones minus the headache. Ive heard some decent things about it and my buddy got great results with it.
When I studied this topic in pharmacy school, I remember the lecture was so boring and hard to follow up with that I slept and by the time I woke up it was still not finished, it dragged on for like two hours. And then there's this simple informative video that makes the topic super easy, thanks!
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You guys are the best best beeeeestttt!!! I've been trying to understand this for years but you guys have got it spot on.. even the standard textbooks just throw words around like "" insoluble bilirubin pigment polymer mixed with calcium phosphate and calcium bicarbonate.. black pigmented stones.." that's how they explain it.. as if we are some chem proffessors
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I am here because of the discussion from Dr. Paul Mason about gallstone. He said, gall bladder is a reservoir for salt or emulsifier for fat digestion. The gall bladder’s work is to store and release this bile salt and it should be that way if we eat healthy fat on our diet.
Due to low fat or the absence of fat in our diet, the gall bladder’s storing and emptying mechanism is obstructed, thus in this video perfectly demonstrated. It was just a touch on explanation from Dr. Mason for 1 minute, so i am here to confirm it.
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This was so helpful - concise, covered all the important points and was interesting to watch. Thank you!
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For those who r bit confused about water % in Bile :There is 97% water in Hepatic bile. In the gallbladder, up to 90% of the water in bile is absorbed into the bloodstream, making the remaining bile very concentrated. In the video he has discussed about composition of bile that's present in gallbladder...
How do i go about building a computer simulation of this process on a cellular level? I mean are there any books devoted to the mathematics of the gallbladder? I want to build the model and test whether it fits actual data or not. I have no background in chemistry and biology though, only maths, physics and computer science.
I recently had a lecture saying cholesterol stones are radiopaque. I know you update this channel regularly
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All your videos are very very useful. Thanks you very much, guys!
You are great!
Where can I find the video that goes over the symptoms, diagnosis, treatment & pathology
Thanks for clearing doubt between UCB stones and CB Stones
Question: When I had my gallbladder removed the surgeon explained to me the stone were likely cholesterol. I said that I had been diagnosed with hyperlipidemia, but he said that that doesn't affect the formation of cholesterol stones in the gallbladder. But you say it does. Whose right?
This has to be the best gallstones video out there!
Wow, thank you! 💕
Great video! Maybe you should divide it into two parts, one for cholesterol stones and another one for pigmented stones, too many information in one video haha had to play it five times to figure out all the details
Keep up the good work!
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Finally! A great explanation. I've been looking for this. Thank you!
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My mom was diagnosed with Cholelithiasis. Does she need to undergo surgery? Please answer. We haven't made an appointment yet with the surgeon referred to us .
I missed the treatment part of your demostration.
Good job doc, much prefer this video than my own books,
I just love your channel ...you are making my medical surgical nursing and pathology study easy ..thanku
Hi
simple and easy to understand the concept
Best video on gallstone formation!
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What program do you use?
Can an individual with an elevated amount of cholesterol, are they at a higher risk for developing gallstones?
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Sir, another discrepancy I want to point out is related to Brown stones. Video says they are formed by non enzymatic, non bacterial hydrolysis, while again Bailey & Love says "Stone formation is related to the deconjugation of bilirubin deglucuronide by bacterial beta-glucuronidase. Insoluble unconjugated bilirubinate precipitates."
Video says brown stones are caused by bacterial hydrolysis of conjugated bilirubin and phospholipid.
Does gallstones lead to pain in lower left pelvis area?
Sir please tell the name of medicine and from where we can get it
Hi, looks that I have bilirubin stone, do you have any advice?
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Absolutely awesome 👏 thank you very much
I have been told, that the stones are in the formation stage. Can the same be stopped?
Could you explain the causes in detail?
Where are the signs & symptoms, treatment etc?
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I really appreciate your work but Treatment, Symptoms?
Black raddish juice is known to dissolve gallstones over time. But of course there’s a risk of the stones “clogging the pipes” once they shrink.
Magnificent.Sir make a video on NCPF.
Diagnosis and Treatment?
Best explanation ever
A video on Portal Hypertension would really help :)
3 rd type - mixed stone
Normal
Bile acid : cholesterol ratio is 25:1
If it drops to 13:1 then cholesterol stones are formed.
Treatment hasn't been addressed in the video :(
I didn't see anything about taking bile salts or other ways to restore bile composition.
I pressed like because it's well made and I learned a lot of chemistry (not sure I'll use it though) but I didn't find what I was looking for.
where can I find the sources?
Helps a lot, thanks.
What treatment of bilestone
Would digestive enzymes help
And me again 🤣🤣 Awesomely informative and perfectly explained! Thank you so much! 😊😊 14/8/2019
Where's the treatment?
Plzz make video on choledocholithiasis n cirrhosis..plzz
I'm confused, so the bile is released when it needs to break down oils and fats, but if it doesn't get used enough, it builds up debris. So, shouldn't we be eating more fat to make everything function better?
where is symptoms, diagnosis, treatment ?
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Does anyone have histology diagram for gall stones
Symptoms, treatment, diagnosis....??
Awesome content dude
Cholesterol precipitation can be from not enough salts/acids or phospholipids. Does this mean that people w/ antiphospholipid antibody syndrome are more likely to encounter cholesterol precipitation?
Makes study a lot easier and saves time thx
Glad to help, Shimaa! 😊
Awesome. Thank you
wait you didnt really talk about the treatments
tell me plz what is the best treatment for gallstones and gladbladder inflamation >?
Reducing fatty food not only reduces the chances of biliary colic (pain from gallstones), but also stops gallstones developing in the first place. Gallbladder inflammation or cholecystitis needs medical attention and an indication to surgically remove the gallbladder.
after got fatty liver can we remove gallbladder thanks
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any stone is more dangerous Dr?
Very well explanation. Drink chamomile. It helps.
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Amazing video 👌🏻
About bilirubin stones : why do you only talk about extravascular hemolysis ? Intravascular hemolysis can be a cause of unconjugated bilirubin elevation, isn't it ?
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I used to have this...it hurts so much :c i used to sit up every night because it hurt much ..
I had a surgery tho :D
I suffer from this right now
What did you find helping you to lessen the symptoms?
water is 90-95% of the composition of the bile... being mentioned within the "small amount of other things" is a bit confusing, IMO
I think this is because he was talking about the concentrated bile that is stored inside the gallbladder.
Thanks osmosis
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Hi...I recently got admitted in the hospital for this, they first stated I needed surgery, but after assessing the pain they said no surgery. They say I have gallstones and it's no longer systemic...can you brief me on what all of that is...and how does the surgery work etc.
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You made my overnight study look like a 16min video... touché
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I take Ursodiol prescription to dissolve gallstone. Do you have any diet recommendations to help the medicine dissolve the stone?
Did you get rid of your gallstones
The last part hit me hard! The rapid weight loss is exactly what I have done and now my upper stomach hurts like crazy apparently I have gallstones:(
I was just diagnosed today. It wasn't due to rapid weightloss. I have completely changed my diet over the last few months after dealing with gall bladder pain.. then came the rapid weightloss.
@@katlutz7408 Well good luck my surgery was smooth a month ago and I'm completely back to normal with no complications so far.
@@Alirezarz62you get the runs? I got mine out at 19. I’m 33 now and still can’t take a solid poop unless I eat tons of grain. But then I can’t poop at all. 😂
@billjones8950 Nope no changes on that department at least not yet😂
I heard young mothers are also more at risk for gull stones after pregnancy...under 25 or so... Any idea why?
Hey ! Bailey and Love 27ed. says "As it(bile) leaves the liver it is composed of 97% water, bile salts, phospholipids, cholesterol and bilirubin" ... While the video said "small amounts of water, electrolytes etc." .... Just wondered if there's a discrepancy.
Anyways, nice video though.
I think this is because in the video he was talking about the concentrated bile stored in the gallbladder.
thank you great vedio
thank you so much! 5/6/2018 :D
You didn't discuss treatment, only causes & types of stones. What about info on a gallbladder rupturing and the need for emergency surgery?
Gallbladder rupture is indeed a surgical emergency, a rare but potentially life-threatening complication, as the contents of the gallbladder will spill into the abdominal cavity causing peritonitis. Therefore any severe abdominal pain and fevers warrants requires visit to a hospital.
@@DrHopeSickNotes I'm pretty sure I have gallstones that cause some abdominal and back pain when I consume fatty foods. I've been on the lookout for discolored/bloody urine, fever, and even bloody vomit, but nothing as such. Just abdominal pain with what I'm 99% sure is associated with food consumed about 3 or 4 hours prior. I've changed my diet, but I guess my body is telling me the limit of fatty food to eat for any given meal. Today it was about 4 or 5 ounces of potato chips for lunch, as well as a peanut butter sandwich on whole grain (multi-grain, with seeds!). Fortunately (or maybe unfortunately if I have another bout of severe pain), I have an appointment for a full abdominal ultrasound. I'm hoping it can be picked up via ultrasound. I'm just glad my pancreas is going to explode since the physicians tested for that a few days ago and all the levels came back within normal range.
Can gallstones be picked up on ultrasound? REALLY don't want to go for CT/MRI unless it's absolutely necessary.
Awesome video, sir! Thank you!
@@ryanshannon6963 did you find out ?
@@icediamonds11 Yeah, it was gallstones. I made an appointment for an ultra-sound, then I had to see a Primary Care Physician so I could receive a referral to authorize surgical removal. The Surgical process wasn't bad, but the recovery was not so awesome. It was uncomfortable for about a week or two. It was mostly just the liquid stitching use, but overall not terrible after the first few days. If I had a more physical employment position it wouldn't be pleasant at all, but since I have an "office" job it's not too bad. I haven't had any issues since the removal and am back to exercising very regularly, so it's definitely worth the procedure if you can do it.
not me watching this after my laparoscopy to know why my stones are gray and I had increased levels of bilirubin while I wasn't showing sings of yellow pigmentation because my doctor hasn't come to check up on me since my surgery lmao
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Is it better not to eat anything at all,specially for seniors 72 years old with benign tumor on my colon. I have brain aneurysm also as well as macula edema. I don't take popcorn,beans,seeds,and others but I take rice,chicken,soup and vegetables. Now how can I get bile acids to dissolve stones on the bladder????
it is very informative channel
Why no quick recap?