My father suffered horribly from KIDNEY stones and had frequent surgery for them, until they came out with lithotripsy (sound waves used to break up the stones). He loved telling people all about how wonderful it was. If it is available in your area for gall bladder stones by all means I recommend insisting on that treatment if all the necessary conditions are met. I have several friends who had their gall bladders removed and they now have crappy side effects from the loss of their gall bladders.
No problem yet..had my removed a month ago in 57 years old and gallstones like the size of golden nuggets....I eat 💛 the same but now in small portions and healthier and conscious with fat content in my food....as for me I'm feeling great 👍 and back at my regular activity
Big difference between gallbladder stones and kidney stones I've suffered with kidney stones for the last 20 years as a result of aside affect from medication I have to take. Have been offered shock wave therapy and said no and as I have a gallstone I was told shock wave therapy is pointless for gallstone because it can do more harm than good
I have just been diagnosed with gallstones. I have no symptoms, and the gallbladder is not inflamed. But, my doctor immediately has scheduled a surgery consultation. I am very hesitant and feel I should seek a second opinion. I have had no pain or symptoms. They were performing an ultrasound for raised liver enzymes (not high, but elevated slightly). The next thing I know, my doctors' office is calling me to tell me that yes, I have gallstones, no, the gallbladder is not inflamed, and they are scheduling an immediate consult for surgery. Honestly, I am very concerned. I did not have the chance to speak to my doctor and will on Monday. If she persists with her course, I believe it would be best to get a second opinion.
I am unable to comment on individual circumstances Lisa: Evidence shows that gallbladder may not be removed if there are no symptoms or complications from gallstones. Deranged liver function tests need to be investigated as is the case with you, for a cause. Good luck!
@@thesurgicalscholar thank you, I completely understand. It was discovered that I have a slight fatty liver. Which I am addressing by diet as suggested.
Hi Lisa, I think you should read the book 'The amazing liver and gallbladder flush' by Andreas Moritz. The author suffered from roughly 40 gallbladder/liver attacks since a young age and this led him to finding this procedure. This procedure yields amazing results and works. It is a procedure that takes a week to prepare for but is worth it. If you are considering removing your gallbladder I think it will not hurt you to read this as you will be better informed on what your options are. There is a free pdf version of the book floating around online. There is also an interview link of Andreas with a health practitioner Alia Almoayed that is very informative. The author suffered from roughly 40 gallbladder/liver attacks since a young age and this led him to finding this procedure. Please do not remove your gallbladder - it is absolutely not necessary.
Hi i just had my baby three months ago. Before pregnancy I was considered really health and would often go to the gym (for seven years). During my pregnancy I started to eat more meat than usual because people told me to enjoy my pregnancy and to eat whatever I was craving, so I did. During pregnancy I did have what I now know are gallbladder attacks. Two days ago I went to the hospital for another attack which now I know I have gallstones. My gallbladder was inflamed, but one dr. told me that he will ask the surgeon if I need surgery or medication. They said surgery and told me that I was going to have my gallbladder removed in twelve hours. I did not have any pain after they did my ultrasound to figure this out so I was confused . When I went to my bedroom the surgeon and another physician pushed on my stomach and I didn’t feel anything. They seemed confused and the surgeon still said that I should do surgery to prevent any future attacks or I can try to follow a healthy diet. I did not want surgery. My baby is only three months old and I’m the only one who takes care of him for until nights when my fiancé comes home. I read that ursodiol works . I also heard that apple cider vinegar, lemon juice, apple juice, and milk thistle work as well. Is this true ? Why did I have to find out for myself that there are medications ? I only had attacks while eating fried foods and spices. If I take ursodiol can I still carry babies in the future ? Should I get a second opinion because it seemed like the doctors and surgeons were not giving me their honest opinion ?
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This is a true doctor, why I didn't find this one.. ? Now, my life is hell, I was having a normal life. I had an attack and they took my GB out without information, just telling me "normal life "
I have a multiple gallstones the biggest is 1.1 cm big, so I seek the specialist advice and he told me to get surgery to remove my bile out. I said no. So I went back home and change my diet. I avoid food that high in oxalic and calcium, for 10 days now I don't have any gallstones attack
Dear Dr. Khan could you please explain why -with all these medical advancements- the gallstone can't be removed or pushed out without having the bladder removed? Something doesn't seem right to me here.
because those who have problematic gallbladders will keep on making gallstones forever. So even if you somehow push the stones out, it will come back. The problem is the gallbladder itself. It is unable to empty itself properly in first place and hence it keeps on making stones. If you watched all the videos, gallstones can be deadly if it gets stuck in common bile duct or pancreas. I know 2 persons who died because of delay in surgery at 60 years of age as the stone got stuck and infection rapidly spread to pancreas and liver.
@@Fear.of.the.Dark. Thanks. 2 things: First, could you please share more stories about those 2 people? Did they know it was stuck and they didn't go for surgery? Second, yes you are right but I doubt that is the reason for not having this development. Removal of something even if it grows back is better than the pain, the risk of death and the removal of bladder.
@@Horizons_and_People they were recommended to do surgery long before. But they did not do it because they did not want to have surgery and got scared and paid the ultimate price with death. Gallbladder became gangrenous over multiple years of chronic inflammation & immune system dysregulation and then infection spreaded rapidly around liver and pancreas once stones got stuck in common bile duct during particular gallbladder attack. When you are 60+ your immune system is not as active as you are in earlier age and it cant fight the bacterial infection quickly enough. And regarding second point, this is the exact reason why gallbladder surgery is recommended once you start having pain and attacks because your gallbladder is already not performing as it was naturally designed to do. Your risk of death and complications is much higher if you delay the surgery. You can keep doubting it but this is has been established in modern medical science already. You cant keep on having multiple surgeries over many years just to get stones out. Gallbladder is a small pouch. It is not designed to be cut multiple times over multiple years as that also has risks plus you have to cut your abdomen multiple times.
Hello there, can you please advice. You strongly advice to reduce or eliminate fatty food if you suffer from gallstones, but there is another theory that says that by having a low fat diet increases the chance of gallstones because the bile is less frequently secreted and therefore thickens up in the gallbladder contributing to gallstones formation. What’s your take on this Regards
i hear dr. berg here. just watched his vids first time few days ago. i'd just say about the guy that half knowledge is more dangerous than no knowledge and i don't say that just because he's not a medical doctor. you make gross miscalculations when you don't look at the full picture. in one video, he suggested making the stomach MORE acidic to treat heartburn and not to take antacids. be cautious, medicine has super rigorous evidence-based testing, alt med doesn't.
Hi! What is the difference between ursodiol, dehydrocholic acid, TUDCA and actually taking a primary acid like ox bile acid? I had a lot of symptoms vomiting nausea and the eco showed gallbladder sludge, first dehydrocholic acid healed me for like 8 months I stopped the pills and it came back worst than before, 3 weeks ago I started ursodiol and now things are going back to normal. Is it possible to take this acids for very long periods of time? In that case which type of acid will be the best?. I was told I have some type of defficient bile and need bile acids for the rest of my life, and for that reason they recommened not to remove the gallbladder because I may get worst symptoms if it is removed. Good doctors are quite limited in Ecuador sadly :(
I am sorry I am unable to advise on individual clinical decisions that are best made by your healthcare provider. TUDCA is the breakdown metabolite of Ursodiol, their efficacy is comparable. There is more evidence available for use of Ursodiol at this moment. The long term data from patients with PBC (Primary Biliary Cirrhosis) suggests that Ursodiol is well tolerated. 'Ox bile acid' is a food supplement and I don't think there is any efficacy data. Please see my video on effects of gallbladder removal. Good luck!
my report says the following and the doctors have suggested removal. Can you please suggest whether or not should I surgery. can these be treated with bile pills as you mentioned in earlier videos. I went for checkup as I started having upper abdominal pain even after having nominal diet at night. This usually happens when I go to sleep or just after having my meal.? GALL BLADDER: Well distended. Lumen show multiple gravel like tiny calculi measuring
There are two other surgeries you don't mention that preserve the gallbladder: 1. Cholecystolithotomy with Laser Lithotripsy, preformed at Milton S. Hershey Medical Center. and 2. "Choledochoscopic gallbladder-preserving cholecystolithotomy" this one has been performed on thousands of patients. Mostly done in China. What do you think about them?
Procedures that retain the gallbladder (there are several, including surgical) expose the patient to the risks of the procedures with out long term benefit. The gallbladder forms new stones over time.
@@thesurgicalscholar What recidivism rate is too high? There is a nice study on PubMed that looks at the past 23 years of gallbladder-preserving surgery and finds a recidivism rate below 8%. Is that too high?
@@thesurgicalscholar From a study from 2022: "with a recurrence rate of 0.83% within 1 year after surgery and a maximal cumulative recurrence rate of 7.94% at 23 years" Is below 8% too high?
@@eScorpiónA-801 You're welcome. At the moment (10 months now) I take ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA) to avoid surgery. I have done an MRI to get accurate images of my gallbladder stones. And I'll get a second MRI in maybe six to ten months, to get the results/difference. My stones are not visible in CT scan, so they are radiolucent. And they are not bigger than 9mm. I believe that makes me a perfect candidate for a treatment with UDCA to dissolve my stones chemically. No adverse effects with UDAC at all.
My USG report is few micro calculi are seen into lumin. Which means it's gall stone but i don't want to surgery to remove my gallblader. So how can I remove my gall stone without surgery to do naturally?
Please see the video, I have produced a more recent video on the same topic. Also I have published a video, 'when to remove gallbladder' which may be of interest. Good luck.
Because you could get stones stuck in your common bile duct and that’s not only extremely painful but will block bile, and cause infection and eventually sepsis. If you don’t have stones or your stones are tiny, then yes, I would imagine having the gallbladder empty on a regular basis is better.
I have 2 stones (6-11mm) and no symptoms, I'm only 22 and I have a very healthy lifestyle, I'm a gym rat, and my doctor told me that the stones might have appeared due to rapid weight lose which is possible, I lost 10 kg in 2 months, but no doctor told me that I can get rid of them without surgery, I have no symptoms, I found out about them checking something else and I don't want to have an organ removed at 22, but they won't prescribe me any medicine because it's to risky, what should I do?
If you have no symptoms you should be okay, but from now you should monitor your diet, cholesterol levels, fatty foods and alcohol consumption. Take care.
Do smaller stones cause more symptoms? I would think smaller stones are able to get into bile ducts easier than large. My ultrasound says I have tiny stones and trace sludge. I have constant gnawing pain and recent had a pancreatic attack. I just started ursodiol.
Smaller stones are associated with a higher risk of passing in to bile tube and triggering complications, such as acute pancreatitis. As a specialist surgeon, any patient with gallstone associated pancreatitis I would strongly advise to have their gallbladder removed at the earliest to prevent further complications. Non-operative measures should only be deployed if surgery is not an option. The internet forums do at times have misleading information on when to preserve your gallbladder and when not. This is not one to preserve., if patient's health and facilities allow. Good luck!
@@lisalonan2046 Ultra high levels of Choline and prescription uridosol fixed it. Lots of egg yolks. Went from tiny stones and sludge to a clear gallbladder on ultrasound and MRI. I have a genetic MTHFR double mutation and some other mutations that cause low Choline levels.
Hello? I removed gallbladder by surgery 7 years ago. Now my CT exam shows that there is a calcified gallstones (1.5cm) in cystic duct. I am taking Ursodiol medicine. I was wondering if i can try Extra coporeal shockwave lithotripsy. What do u recommand? I really appreciate it if you give me some advice on it. Thank you
Ursodiol tablets and capsules are comparable in efficacy (randomised trial). Please take all medication under the supervision of a physician. Good luck!
Thank you Dr Kahn for your video. I have a gallstone 2.5cm and I have neither pain nor constipation. I was told by a doctor that ideally I should have it removed at some point. What is your opinion?
I am unable to provide individual medical advice on this forum. However, in relation to 'asymptomatic gallstone/s' there is no evidence that removal of gallbladder is required, unless symptoms arise.
I think you should read the book 'The amazing liver and gallbladder flush' by Andreas Moritz. The author suffered from roughly 40 gallbladder/liver attacks since a young age and this led him to finding this procedure. This procedure yields amazing results and works. It is a procedure that takes a week to prepare for but is worth it. If you are considering removing your gallbladder I think it will not hurt you to read this as you will be better informed on what your options are. There is a free pdf version of the book floating around online. There is also an interview link of Andreas with a health practitioner Alia Almoayed that is very informative. The author suffered from roughly 40 gallbladder/liver attacks since a young age and this led him to finding this procedure. Please do not remove your gallbladder - it is absolutely not necessary.
What about flaxseed oil omega 3 ? should this be reduced or avoided like other fats, I read from Johnshopkins that the stones can be shattered if they are small.
The reproducibility of gallbladder stone/s pain with fat content in diet is not an exact science Caroline. Each individual learns through bitter experience. In general, it is something quite sizeable dietary indiscretion (pizza etc.) that trigger the pain. Gallstones may be dissolved (as explained in the video) if the conditions are right withe the ‘Ursodiol’. Fragmenting gallstones (with shock waves) is a much less commonly deployed strategy for reasons I touched upon. I shall do another video to clarify. Are you getting regular bouts of pain related to fat content?
Hi dr.. i am from trinidad and Tobago the carribbean i was just 2 month i was diagnose with gallstone Is there any page i can consult with you personally because i am really scared of taking the surgery i mean i dont want to removed it i need alternitive i have change my entire diet AND i am loosing significant weight by now my results came back that my gladbladder was filled with calculi biggest one 3.8 mml any thing is good and thank
I am sorry to hear that Troy. You should consider treatment for gallstones only if you have symptoms. Surgery is the by far the best and permanent way of treatment. I understand your anxiety, however, this is generally a very safe procedure and patients may go home the same day. Good luck! Please also see my latest video which explains a bit more in detail: ruclips.net/video/RqNYNJe87zk/видео.html
@@thesurgicalscholar thanks so much i am feeling much better , i do get a lot of pain when I eat normal food and other thing but since I change my diet I am better
hi, great video! when you say gallstones are you referring to pyllops as well? if not any idea what i can do to heal this without having the gallbladder removed ? biggest is 9.5mm
I have 1.6cm gallstone im 58 yrs old i am afraid to remove because i am a diabetec,,highblood &allergic rhinitis,,sometimes ive sufferd so much pain,,when i eat some fruits ,,my dr give me orsodoc acid ,,i dd not take because im afraid the side effect pls can you tell what food is good to eat ,,&orsodoc acid is a safe for taking?
Hi! My mom has been on ursodeoxycholic acid treatment for over two months, but we’ve been worried because she still suffers from jaundice, dark urine, and clay-colored stool. Despite maintaining a healthy diet she hasn’t gained significant weight since treatment. Do these have to do with the medication? Will these side effects go away eventually? How long does it take till the body responds favorably to the medicine and stops from having side effects? I’m aware that perhaps the doctor has weighed the benefits and risks and his judgment is that the pill is good (they were actually two doctors who prescribed her this medication). We also know that this has something to do with cholesterol stones because her past lab results came high on cholesterol and eventually went down to normal. Hoping to get a reply from you Doc, thanks!
@@madhuchoudhary87 As a surgeon I see patients being admitted with significant gallstone complications. Several have tried the method you highlight, which is ineffective and can be potentially damaging. Please see my video below (this is not a conspiracy btw!) ruclips.net/video/yyHRywdmvzQ/видео.html
Please consult with your healthcare provider, I am unable to provide advice on specific patient conditions: Some general advice on gallbladder inflammation without stones : There are two possibilities, in sick patients or those with specific medical conditions, gallbladders do become inflamed without gallstones (acalculous cholecystitis) which is a serious condition. In patients with no significant healthcare issues, gallstones may not always be visible on abdominal ultrasound. MRI scan (MRCP) is more sensitive than abdominal ultrasound. The most sensitive is endoscopic ultrasound (EUS), which will not only pick up hitherto unseen stones but also sludge, cholesterol deposits, and biliary crystals all of which behave like stones.
i have started taking ursodeoxycholic acid caps after watching this video. can you please tell me if i eat normal food what are chances that pain will trigger? avoiding dairy products and fatty foods already..
Preventative diet will certainly reduce risk of pain from gallstones but not eliminate it entirely. Ursodeoxycholic Acid requires conditions to be effective (small cholesterol stones, functional gallbladder and patent exit to gallbladder), it may also slightly reduce risk of pain. Please take all medication under the direct supervision of your physician. Gallbladder removal is the most effective strategy. Good luck.
@@thesurgicalscholar Actually i am living in China and due to covid travel restrictions its hard to go back to Pakistan. i went to see a physician here and he gave me an infection for pain relief but he told me not to eat for 3 days after that. so i after watching your video i consulted with a physician in Pakistan and told him about this med. he said its ok to take and told me to use Risek before breakfast and nospa 2 times a days.. feeling better.. thanks to you
@@thesurgicalscholar and surgery in china is very expensive and it takes months to get an appointment so looking forward for getting back and deal with it properly
Sir is there use of anaesthesia in gallbladder laparoscopic surgery please relpy is without anaesthesia surgery is possible because I afraid so much from anesthesia how anaesthesia is insert is there is necessary to use anaesthesia during surgery please relpy sir it is important please reply as fast as possible please
Hello there. Two weeks ago I was diagnosed with gallstones. It's just one, 2.2 cm, and the doctor immediately said to consult with an abdominal surgeon. I never experienced any attack, as I know of at least. There were moments when I felt pain on the left side of abdomen, after I over-eat, but never on the right side where the gallbladder is. And this is happening for the past five years or so, but only sometimes (maybe once every 2-3 months). Never had nausea or fever while feeling this pain. But the doctor said that could be also from the gallstone. I'm not afraid of surgery, I just don't want to remove my gallbladder if I don't have to. Has anyone had success with Ursodiol? Does it help to melt the gallstones? I've read it helps with cholesterol ones, which my doctor suggested I have. I would rather try that with a diet. Also, I'm curious if lithotripsy works since it's a big stone? I would give that a try too. Thanks to everyone who replies. Hope you're all doing well.
@@balpreetkaurgill-v2k 5MM is somewhat small. A 2.2cm stone is getting quite large. I have a 1.6cm stone that is attached to a large “Sludge Ball”. I am trying everything I can before I have my Gallbladder taken out.
I'm diagnosed with gallbladder sludge and taking ursodeoxycholic acid tablets...it has been a month on medication... but still slight pain arises ,...how long will it take to dissolve that sludge...I'm having a simple non fatty zero oily diet ...
Gallbladder sludge can behave like stones and cause complications such as cholecystitis, pancreatitis etc. It is reasonable to consider removal of gallbladder for such cases. Urso is helpful but it has to be taken long term. Good luck.
@@letspractice9444 Treatment of biliary sludge is determined by severity and duration of complications (infection / inflammation of gallbladder, or bile holdup or pancreatitis or symptoms) in association with your healthcare provider. I am unable to advise in this format. Best of luck!
seema shrivastav SIR MUJYE BHI GALL BALADAR MAIN STONE THA 12MM KA MENE JAB YOUTUB PAR SUORCH KIYA TO NHC LIFE KE BAFRE MAIN JANA DR.S.C SHARMA SIR SE MILA UNHONE NATURAL HI TREATMENT DIYA OR KUCH YE HI SAMJHA YA GAYA THA MUJYE BHI JO ES VIDEO MAIN DIKHAYA GYA HAI OR DR.S.C SHARMA SIR NE MERA 14 MM KA GALL STONE SIFR 2 MONTHS MAIN NIKAL DIYA JISE MUJYE OPPRETION NAHI KRVANA PADA THANKS TO NHCLIFE
Do you think surgery is the best option for someone with this diagnosis: "The gallbladder is not distended measuring 2.0cm with medium to high-level intraluminal echoes measuring 0.4-0.5mm showing shadowing behind. The wall is not thickened. Common bile duct is not dilated. IMPRESSION: Consider cholecystolithiases with sludge formation. Concomitant polyp not ruled out." My doctor has prescribed me Ursodeoxycholic Acid 250mg (2x a day). Is that size of gallstone big? My systems are sometimes pain in the upper right abdomen and difficulty trying to breathe heavily.
@SpongeBob-nr8gf I took many kind of medication didn't work my doctor advice me to remove it I dont want to lose organs on young age .❤ wish you best luck
SIR MUJYE BHI GALL BALADAR MAIN STONE THA 12MM KA MENE JAB YOUTUB PAR SUORCH KIYA TO NHC LIFE KE BAFRE MAIN JANA DR.S.C SHARMA SIR SE MILA UNHONE NATURAL HI TREATMENT DIYA OR KUCH YE HI SAMJHA YA GAYA THA MUJYE BHI JO ES VIDEO MAIN DIKHAYA GYA HAI OR DR.S.C SHARMA SIR NE MERA 14 MM KA GALL STONE SIFR 2 MONTHS MAIN NIKAL DIYA JISE MUJYE OPPRETION NAHI KRVANA PADA THANKS TO NHCLIFE.
My mother had Covid in December and Gallstones in January.. Can Covid be the cause of my gallstones?? She is 65 year old and has fatty liver.. Please reply 🙏
Hello doctor, my girlfriend has a gallstone the size of +-8mm. She is 18. She consulted a doctor, he did a few tests and recommended surgery. I'm a bit sceptical though because he was extremely quick. I was wondering if medication may be a good alternative?
Sir i have gallbladder stone of 10 mm but I have no symptoms I have only pain in my one thigh but I dies not have any symtom sir but doctor tell to surgery sir if I have take good diets avoid oily food can my stone is dissolve sir please reply as fast as possible it's urgent I am very tense sir please reply fast
Take Bile Salts...It still takes months or a year or so to break a gallstone.Its hard because you will need to keep an eye on SATURATED FAT and Limit this special Saturated Fat , it seems this type of saturated fat that creates all the problems.Do keep your eye on this Saturated Fat.
It would be great if I could prescribe ballroom dancing :) ! Exercise does not affect gallbladder stones but diet may help in controlling symptoms. Good luck. Please follow the advice of your physician, healthcare worker.
If you have a low or no fat diet, you are likely to suffer malnutrition, we need fat for our brain and many other tissues. If we don't consume fat, the bile will not be stimulated and it will get more sludgey and cause more issues.
The low fat diet for gallstones is only relevant until the gallbladder is removed. Low fat diet in general has been proven through research evidence to be associated with weight loss.
Gall bladder stones are different from kidney stones. The best available treatment for gallbladder stones causing symptoms is removal of gall bladder. Lithotripsy is not very useful in gallbladder stones because stones are floating and continuously keep changing their position.
Dr Berg is a Chiropractor, some of his advice is not supported by medical science. I cannot comment on 'natural remedies' that have not undergone credible research.
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Hello, can you do percutaneous removal of gallstones on me? i dont want lose my vesicle :(
Please tell me how can I contact you i want removal stones without surgery please help me I can pay you all the money that you need
@@AliasJVD have u still got stones
@@trainhardsweat1571 ya
@@AliasJVD do they still give you hassles ..!
My father suffered horribly from KIDNEY stones and had frequent surgery for them, until they came out with lithotripsy (sound waves used to break up the stones). He loved telling people all about how wonderful it was. If it is available in your area for gall bladder stones by all means I recommend insisting on that treatment if all the necessary conditions are met. I have several friends who had their gall bladders removed and they now have crappy side effects from the loss of their gall bladders.
You are 💯 percent correct
No problem yet..had my removed a month ago in 57 years old and gallstones like the size of golden nuggets....I eat 💛 the same but now in small portions and healthier and conscious with fat content in my food....as for me I'm feeling great 👍 and back at my regular activity
Big difference between gallbladder stones and kidney stones I've suffered with kidney stones for the last 20 years as a result of aside affect from medication I have to take. Have been offered shock wave therapy and said no and as I have a gallstone I was told shock wave therapy is pointless for gallstone because it can do more harm than good
I have just been diagnosed with gallstones. I have no symptoms, and the gallbladder is not inflamed. But, my doctor immediately has scheduled a surgery consultation. I am very hesitant and feel I should seek a second opinion. I have had no pain or symptoms. They were performing an ultrasound for raised liver enzymes (not high, but elevated slightly). The next thing I know, my doctors' office is calling me to tell me that yes, I have gallstones, no, the gallbladder is not inflamed, and they are scheduling an immediate consult for surgery. Honestly, I am very concerned. I did not have the chance to speak to my doctor and will on Monday. If she persists with her course, I believe it would be best to get a second opinion.
I am unable to comment on individual circumstances Lisa:
Evidence shows that gallbladder may not be removed if there are no symptoms or complications from gallstones.
Deranged liver function tests need to be investigated as is the case with you, for a cause.
Good luck!
@@thesurgicalscholar thank you, I completely understand. It was discovered that I have a slight fatty liver. Which I am addressing by diet as suggested.
Hi Lisa, I think you should read the book 'The amazing liver and gallbladder flush' by Andreas Moritz. The author suffered from roughly 40 gallbladder/liver attacks since a young age and this led him to finding this procedure. This procedure yields amazing results and works. It is a procedure that takes a week to prepare for but is worth it. If you are considering removing your gallbladder I think it will not hurt you to read this as you will be better informed on what your options are. There is a free pdf version of the book floating around online. There is also an interview link of Andreas with a health practitioner Alia Almoayed that is very informative. The author suffered from roughly 40 gallbladder/liver attacks since a young age and this led him to finding this procedure. Please do not remove your gallbladder - it is absolutely not necessary.
Dont remove it
Hi Lisa, so what happened to you?
Hi i just had my baby three months ago. Before pregnancy I was considered really health and would often go to the gym (for seven years). During my pregnancy I started to eat more meat than usual because people told me to enjoy my pregnancy and to eat whatever I was craving, so I did. During pregnancy I did have what I now know are gallbladder attacks. Two days ago I went to the hospital for another attack which now I know I have gallstones. My gallbladder was inflamed, but one dr. told me that he will ask the surgeon if I need surgery or medication. They said surgery and told me that I was going to have my gallbladder removed in twelve hours. I did not have any pain after they did my ultrasound to figure this out so I was confused . When I went to my bedroom the surgeon and another physician pushed on my stomach and I didn’t feel anything. They seemed confused and the surgeon still said that I should do surgery to prevent any future attacks or I can try to follow a healthy diet. I did not want surgery. My baby is only three months old and I’m the only one who takes care of him for until nights when my fiancé comes home. I read that ursodiol works . I also heard that apple cider vinegar, lemon juice, apple juice, and milk thistle work as well. Is this true ? Why did I have to find out for myself that there are medications ? I only had attacks while eating fried foods and spices. If I take ursodiol can I still carry babies in the future ? Should I get a second opinion because it seemed like the doctors and surgeons were not giving me their honest opinion ?
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Best of luck!
Is udiliv worked with u
They lie
Can make a lot more money from surgery than diet.
This is a true doctor, why I didn't find this one..
? Now, my life is hell, I was having a normal life. I had an attack and they took my GB out without information, just telling me "normal life "
I have a multiple gallstones the biggest is 1.1 cm big, so I seek the specialist advice and he told me to get surgery to remove my bile out. I said no. So I went back home and change my diet. I avoid food that high in oxalic and calcium, for 10 days now I don't have any gallstones attack
Hai sis. R u fine now. Gallstones is automatically removed. Plz tell me sis
Dear Dr. Khan could you please explain why -with all these medical advancements- the gallstone can't be removed or pushed out without having the bladder removed? Something doesn't seem right to me here.
because those who have problematic gallbladders will keep on making gallstones forever. So even if you somehow push the stones out, it will come back. The problem is the gallbladder itself. It is unable to empty itself properly in first place and hence it keeps on making stones. If you watched all the videos, gallstones can be deadly if it gets stuck in common bile duct or pancreas. I know 2 persons who died because of delay in surgery at 60 years of age as the stone got stuck and infection rapidly spread to pancreas and liver.
@@Fear.of.the.Dark. Thanks. 2 things:
First, could you please share more stories about those 2 people? Did they know it was stuck and they didn't go for surgery?
Second, yes you are right but I doubt that is the reason for not having this development. Removal of something even if it grows back is better than the pain, the risk of death and the removal of bladder.
@@Horizons_and_People they were recommended to do surgery long before. But they did not do it because they did not want to have surgery and got scared and paid the ultimate price with death. Gallbladder became gangrenous over multiple years of chronic inflammation & immune system dysregulation and then infection spreaded rapidly around liver and pancreas once stones got stuck in common bile duct during particular gallbladder attack. When you are 60+ your immune system is not as active as you are in earlier age and it cant fight the bacterial infection quickly enough. And regarding second point, this is the exact reason why gallbladder surgery is recommended once you start having pain and attacks because your gallbladder is already not performing as it was naturally designed to do. Your risk of death and complications is much higher if you delay the surgery. You can keep doubting it but this is has been established in modern medical science already. You cant keep on having multiple surgeries over many years just to get stones out. Gallbladder is a small pouch. It is not designed to be cut multiple times over multiple years as that also has risks plus you have to cut your abdomen multiple times.
Hello there, can you please advice. You strongly advice to reduce or eliminate fatty food if you suffer from gallstones, but there is another theory that says that by having a low fat diet increases the chance of gallstones because the bile is less frequently secreted and therefore thickens up in the gallbladder contributing to gallstones formation.
What’s your take on this
Regards
i hear dr. berg here. just watched his vids first time few days ago. i'd just say about the guy that half knowledge is more dangerous than no knowledge and i don't say that just because he's not a medical doctor. you make gross miscalculations when you don't look at the full picture.
in one video, he suggested making the stomach MORE acidic to treat heartburn and not to take antacids. be cautious, medicine has super rigorous evidence-based testing, alt med doesn't.
Please what kind of doctor do these treatments? Thank you
Hello doc. I have 1.1cm gallstone but no symptoms and no pain. But the doctor advice me to surgery. There is any treatment ti dissolvethe gallstone?
Thank you, Dr! How do you know if the stones are made of calcium or cholesterol?
Matt, calcified gallstones are better seen on plain X-rays, CT scan or MRI scan.
What a beautiful speaking voice! TH U!
Glad you liked it.
Informational video, beautifully explained the details. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
I had my gallbladder removed 15 years ago and I still get discomfort like if they didn't remove anything.
What are you trying to say,explain clearly thankyou
Hi! What is the difference between ursodiol, dehydrocholic acid, TUDCA and actually taking a primary acid like ox bile acid? I had a lot of symptoms vomiting nausea and the eco showed gallbladder sludge, first dehydrocholic acid healed me for like 8 months I stopped the pills and it came back worst than before, 3 weeks ago I started ursodiol and now things are going back to normal. Is it possible to take this acids for very long periods of time? In that case which type of acid will be the best?. I was told I have some type of defficient bile and need bile acids for the rest of my life, and for that reason they recommened not to remove the gallbladder because I may get worst symptoms if it is removed. Good doctors are quite limited in Ecuador sadly :(
I am sorry I am unable to advise on individual clinical decisions that are best made by your healthcare provider.
TUDCA is the breakdown metabolite of Ursodiol, their efficacy is comparable. There is more evidence available for use of Ursodiol at this moment. The long term data from patients with PBC (Primary Biliary Cirrhosis) suggests that Ursodiol is well tolerated. 'Ox bile acid' is a food supplement and I don't think there is any efficacy data.
Please see my video on effects of gallbladder removal. Good luck!
@@thesurgicalscholar thank you!!
did u get some benefit by using this medicine .also did u face side effects? had they gone after some time?
my report says the following and the doctors have suggested removal. Can you please suggest whether or not should I surgery. can these be treated with bile pills as you mentioned in earlier videos. I went for checkup as I started having upper abdominal pain even after having nominal diet at night. This usually happens when I go to sleep or just after having my meal.?
GALL BLADDER: Well distended. Lumen show multiple gravel like tiny calculi measuring
There are two other surgeries you don't mention that preserve the gallbladder:
1. Cholecystolithotomy with Laser Lithotripsy, preformed at Milton S. Hershey Medical Center.
and
2. "Choledochoscopic gallbladder-preserving cholecystolithotomy" this one has been performed on thousands of patients. Mostly done in China.
What do you think about them?
Procedures that retain the gallbladder (there are several, including surgical) expose the patient to the risks of the procedures with out long term benefit. The gallbladder forms new stones over time.
@@thesurgicalscholar What recidivism rate is too high?
There is a nice study on PubMed that looks at the past 23 years of gallbladder-preserving surgery and finds a recidivism rate below 8%. Is that too high?
@@thesurgicalscholar From a study from 2022: "with a recurrence rate of 0.83% within 1 year after surgery and a maximal cumulative recurrence rate of 7.94% at 23 years"
Is below 8% too high?
Thank you for that information! Also, China is all about keeping your organs, which I believe as well. 🙏
@@eScorpiónA-801 You're welcome.
At the moment (10 months now) I take ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA) to avoid surgery. I have done an MRI to get accurate images of my gallbladder stones. And I'll get a second MRI in maybe six to ten months, to get the results/difference. My stones are not visible in CT scan, so they are radiolucent. And they are not bigger than 9mm.
I believe that makes me a perfect candidate for a treatment with UDCA to dissolve my stones chemically.
No adverse effects with UDAC at all.
What about the medication? It says that it can cause hair loss? Should patients be given something to prevent hair loss?
My USG report is few micro calculi are seen into lumin. Which means it's gall stone but i don't want to surgery to remove my gallblader. So how can I remove my gall stone without surgery to do naturally?
Please see the video, I have produced a more recent video on the same topic. Also I have published a video, 'when to remove gallbladder' which may be of interest. Good luck.
why do we want to avoid foods that make the gallbladder contract? wouldn't we want it to contract to excrete bile and possibly some stones?
Because you could get stones stuck in your common bile duct and that’s not only extremely painful but will block bile, and cause infection and eventually sepsis. If you don’t have stones or your stones are tiny, then yes, I would imagine having the gallbladder empty on a regular basis is better.
Thank you for your videos, they really helped!
I have 2 stones (6-11mm) and no symptoms, I'm only 22 and I have a very healthy lifestyle, I'm a gym rat, and my doctor told me that the stones might have appeared due to rapid weight lose which is possible, I lost 10 kg in 2 months, but no doctor told me that I can get rid of them without surgery, I have no symptoms, I found out about them checking something else and I don't want to have an organ removed at 22, but they won't prescribe me any medicine because it's to risky, what should I do?
If you have no symptoms you should be okay, but from now you should monitor your diet, cholesterol levels, fatty foods and alcohol consumption. Take care.
As mentioned in the video, gallstones that do not cause symptoms do not require any treatment. Good luck!
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hey are you fine now?
Do smaller stones cause more symptoms? I would think smaller stones are able to get into bile ducts easier than large. My ultrasound says I have tiny stones and trace sludge. I have constant gnawing pain and recent had a pancreatic attack. I just started ursodiol.
Smaller stones are associated with a higher risk of passing in to bile tube and triggering complications, such as acute pancreatitis.
As a specialist surgeon, any patient with gallstone associated pancreatitis I would strongly advise to have their gallbladder removed at the earliest to prevent further complications. Non-operative measures should only be deployed if surgery is not an option.
The internet forums do at times have misleading information on when to preserve your gallbladder and when not. This is not one to preserve., if patient's health and facilities allow. Good luck!
Patrick, did this uridosol helped
@@reenakumar3987 yeah I'm cured, I'm still taking it and going to continue for a few more months. Last ultrasound didn't see anything
@@PatrickA1 are you totally cured from gallstones? What is your diet back then?
@@lisalonan2046 Ultra high levels of Choline and prescription uridosol fixed it. Lots of egg yolks. Went from tiny stones and sludge to a clear gallbladder on ultrasound and MRI. I have a genetic MTHFR double mutation and some other mutations that cause low Choline levels.
Hello? I removed gallbladder by surgery 7 years ago. Now my CT exam shows that there is a calcified gallstones (1.5cm) in cystic duct. I am taking Ursodiol medicine. I was wondering if i can try Extra coporeal shockwave lithotripsy. What do u recommand? I really appreciate it if you give me some advice on it. Thank you
Hi are Ursodiol Tablets less effective than capsules?
Ursodiol tablets and capsules are comparable in efficacy (randomised trial). Please take all medication under the supervision of a physician. Good luck!
High cholesterol LDL means gallstones.Lower cholesterol gallstones will dissolve n via motion will excrete the human body.
hi can i ask you if ur doctor prescribed ursodol coz my dr wont!! i have gallstones too i refuse to get surgery..
Thank you Dr Kahn for your video. I have a gallstone 2.5cm and I have neither pain nor constipation. I was told by a doctor that ideally I should have it removed at some point. What is your opinion?
I am unable to provide individual medical advice on this forum.
However, in relation to 'asymptomatic gallstone/s' there is no evidence that removal of gallbladder is required, unless symptoms arise.
If it’s not causing problems you should absolutely not get your gallbladder removed. That is outrageous a physician would have told you that IMO.
I think you should read the book 'The amazing liver and gallbladder flush' by Andreas Moritz. The author suffered from roughly 40 gallbladder/liver attacks since a young age and this led him to finding this procedure. This procedure yields amazing results and works. It is a procedure that takes a week to prepare for but is worth it. If you are considering removing your gallbladder I think it will not hurt you to read this as you will be better informed on what your options are. There is a free pdf version of the book floating around online. There is also an interview link of Andreas with a health practitioner Alia Almoayed that is very informative. The author suffered from roughly 40 gallbladder/liver attacks since a young age and this led him to finding this procedure. Please do not remove your gallbladder - it is absolutely not necessary.
@@sokj68 what is the books name ?
@@debikaroy9141the answer is in the above reply.
Doc i diagnosed having 3 stones in mya gallbladder..0.8cm is the big one.. can i take medication or take surgery .i also in pain bloated.
What about flaxseed oil omega 3 ? should this be reduced or avoided like other fats, I read from Johnshopkins that the stones can be shattered if they are small.
The reproducibility of gallbladder stone/s pain with fat content in diet is not an exact science Caroline. Each individual learns through bitter experience. In general, it is something quite sizeable dietary indiscretion (pizza etc.) that trigger the pain.
Gallstones may be dissolved (as explained in the video) if the conditions are right withe the ‘Ursodiol’.
Fragmenting gallstones (with shock waves) is a much less commonly deployed strategy for reasons I touched upon. I shall do another video to clarify.
Are you getting regular bouts of pain related to fat content?
I will try this for my gall stones sure
@@thesurgicalscholar where is this shock wave therapy for gallbladder stone is available in india please tell Dr
Is the bile acid pill prescription ?
Yes
Hi dr.. i am from trinidad and Tobago the carribbean i was just 2 month i was diagnose with gallstone Is there any page i can consult with you personally because i am really scared of taking the surgery i mean i dont want to removed it i need alternitive i have change my entire diet AND i am loosing significant weight by now my results came back that my gladbladder was filled with calculi biggest one 3.8 mml any thing is good and thank
I am sorry to hear that Troy. You should consider treatment for gallstones only if you have symptoms. Surgery is the by far the best and permanent way of treatment. I understand your anxiety, however, this is generally a very safe procedure and patients may go home the same day. Good luck!
Please also see my latest video which explains a bit more in detail:
ruclips.net/video/RqNYNJe87zk/видео.html
@@thesurgicalscholar thanks so much i am feeling much better , i do get a lot of pain when I eat normal food and other thing but since I change my diet I am better
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hi, great video!
when you say gallstones
are you referring to pyllops as well? if not any idea what i can do to heal this without having the gallbladder removed ?
biggest is 9.5mm
Research about chanka Piedra or stone breaker is the other name
Can i take bile acid in an empty stomach?
if we go for endoscopy , does it involves cuts or scars like normal surgery?
No
@@skorona have u tried it
@@niharikagolanibanga7134 no, but family members have.
@@skorona ok u r from which country ? did they able to get rid of gallstones with endoscopy ?
Hai sir i have multi gallbladder stone 2*3 mm wt canbi do. I go for surgery. Plz suggest me
in 2021 surgery for gallstones is suck...with a lot of technology...
Hi doc..I have a multiple gallstone.can this go to surgery
Unable to see the video. Only audio.
I have 1.6cm gallstone im 58 yrs old i am afraid to remove because i am a diabetec,,highblood &allergic rhinitis,,sometimes ive sufferd so much pain,,when i eat some fruits ,,my dr give me orsodoc acid ,,i dd not take because im afraid the side effect pls can you tell what food is good to eat ,,&orsodoc acid is a safe for taking?
I want your treatment
Hi! My mom has been on ursodeoxycholic acid treatment for over two months, but we’ve been worried because she still suffers from jaundice, dark urine, and clay-colored stool. Despite maintaining a healthy diet she hasn’t gained significant weight since treatment. Do these have to do with the medication? Will these side effects go away eventually? How long does it take till the body responds favorably to the medicine and stops from having side effects? I’m aware that perhaps the doctor has weighed the benefits and risks and his judgment is that the pill is good (they were actually two doctors who prescribed her this medication). We also know that this has something to do with cholesterol stones because her past lab results came high on cholesterol and eventually went down to normal. Hoping to get a reply from you Doc, thanks!
Please consult your physician, gallstones sometimes travel down bile tube and may cause pale stools, jaundice etc.
@@madhuchoudhary87 As a surgeon I see patients being admitted with significant gallstone complications. Several have tried the method you highlight, which is ineffective and can be potentially damaging. Please see my video below (this is not a conspiracy btw!)
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I have cholestytitis and gallbladder walls are thickened but there's no stones in gallbladder, please suggest treatment
Please consult with your healthcare provider, I am unable to provide advice on specific patient conditions:
Some general advice on gallbladder inflammation without stones :
There are two possibilities, in sick patients or those with specific medical conditions, gallbladders do become inflamed without gallstones (acalculous cholecystitis) which is a serious condition.
In patients with no significant healthcare issues, gallstones may not always be visible on abdominal ultrasound. MRI scan (MRCP) is more sensitive than abdominal ultrasound. The most sensitive is endoscopic ultrasound (EUS), which will not only pick up hitherto unseen stones but also sludge, cholesterol deposits, and biliary crystals all of which behave like stones.
Use herbal samoa sampalukan or chamber better that is stone breaker
Great video, thank you!
Glad it helped!
i have started taking ursodeoxycholic acid caps after watching this video. can you please tell me if i eat normal food what are chances that pain will trigger? avoiding dairy products and fatty foods already..
Preventative diet will certainly reduce risk of pain from gallstones but not eliminate it entirely. Ursodeoxycholic Acid requires conditions to be effective (small cholesterol stones, functional gallbladder and patent exit to gallbladder), it may also slightly reduce risk of pain. Please take all medication under the direct supervision of your physician. Gallbladder removal is the most effective strategy. Good luck.
@@thesurgicalscholar Actually i am living in China and due to covid travel restrictions its hard to go back to Pakistan. i went to see a physician here and he gave me an infection for pain relief but he told me not to eat for 3 days after that. so i after watching your video i consulted with a physician in Pakistan and told him about this med. he said its ok to take and told me to use Risek before breakfast and nospa 2 times a days.. feeling better.. thanks to you
@@thesurgicalscholar and surgery in china is very expensive and it takes months to get an appointment so looking forward for getting back and deal with it properly
I am glad that you are feeling better. I hope you get back to Pakistan and get the treatment. Good luck.
What is meaning of sludge in gallbladder ,can I remove
Multiple calculi largest 5mm no pain what can I do.. but I have antrel gastritis with lax les
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Please see this video
Sir is there use of anaesthesia in gallbladder laparoscopic surgery please relpy is without anaesthesia surgery is possible because I afraid so much from anesthesia how anaesthesia is insert is there is necessary to use anaesthesia during surgery please relpy sir it is important please reply as fast as possible please
Yes, general anaesthesia is required. Patients are unaware and do not feel any pain or discomfort during surgery. Good luck.
Hello there. Two weeks ago I was diagnosed with gallstones. It's just one, 2.2 cm, and the doctor immediately said to consult with an abdominal surgeon. I never experienced any attack, as I know of at least. There were moments when I felt pain on the left side of abdomen, after I over-eat, but never on the right side where the gallbladder is. And this is happening for the past five years or so, but only sometimes (maybe once every 2-3 months). Never had nausea or fever while feeling this pain. But the doctor said that could be also from the gallstone.
I'm not afraid of surgery, I just don't want to remove my gallbladder if I don't have to. Has anyone had success with Ursodiol? Does it help to melt the gallstones? I've read it helps with cholesterol ones, which my doctor suggested I have. I would rather try that with a diet.
Also, I'm curious if lithotripsy works since it's a big stone? I would give that a try too. Thanks to everyone who replies. Hope you're all doing well.
Please let me know it lithotripsy work I can also try my gallstone is of 5mm
@@balpreetkaurgill-v2k 5MM is somewhat small. A 2.2cm stone is getting quite large. I have a 1.6cm stone that is attached to a large “Sludge Ball”. I am trying everything I can before I have my Gallbladder taken out.
I'm diagnosed with gallbladder sludge and taking ursodeoxycholic acid tablets...it has been a month on medication... but still slight pain arises ,...how long will it take to dissolve that sludge...I'm having a simple non fatty zero oily diet ...
Gallbladder sludge can behave like stones and cause complications such as cholecystitis, pancreatitis etc. It is reasonable to consider removal of gallbladder for such cases.
Urso is helpful but it has to be taken long term.
Good luck.
@@thesurgicalscholar thanks for replying.... but don't you think it's too early to remove it...or should I continue medication for few months
@@letspractice9444 Treatment of biliary sludge is determined by severity and duration of complications (infection / inflammation of gallbladder, or bile holdup or pancreatitis or symptoms) in association with your healthcare provider. I am unable to advise in this format. Best of luck!
@@thesurgicalscholar I did my ultrasound today and got rid off the sludge....but slight pain still persist.... what may be the reason sir??
@@letspractice9444 you may have sludge still.. Little sludge cannot be detected through ultrasound. MRI test can detect them.
Excellent video
Thank you very much!
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SIR MUJYE BHI GALL BALADAR MAIN STONE THA 12MM KA MENE JAB YOUTUB PAR SUORCH KIYA TO NHC LIFE KE BAFRE MAIN JANA DR.S.C SHARMA SIR SE MILA UNHONE NATURAL HI TREATMENT DIYA OR KUCH YE HI SAMJHA YA GAYA THA MUJYE BHI JO ES VIDEO MAIN DIKHAYA GYA HAI OR DR.S.C SHARMA SIR NE MERA 14 MM KA GALL STONE SIFR 2 MONTHS MAIN NIKAL DIYA JISE MUJYE OPPRETION NAHI KRVANA PADA THANKS TO NHCLIFE
Can vitamin k2 help in gallstones?!!
I am not aware of this, I don't think it helps.
I have 11.7 mm stone what should I do
From 10 days I m suffering so much
Please see your doctor, if the pain is secondary to gallstones, consider gallbladder removal.
Cholesterol stone. Go for Homeopathy. Cocktail medicine Ayurved n Homeopath one of the best NHC Life Google or RUclips search. From Mumbai
Do you think surgery is the best option for someone with this diagnosis:
"The gallbladder is not distended measuring 2.0cm with medium to high-level intraluminal echoes measuring 0.4-0.5mm showing shadowing behind. The wall is not thickened. Common bile duct is not dilated.
IMPRESSION: Consider cholecystolithiases with sludge formation. Concomitant polyp not ruled out."
My doctor has prescribed me Ursodeoxycholic Acid 250mg (2x a day). Is that size of gallstone big? My systems are sometimes pain in the upper right abdomen and difficulty trying to breathe heavily.
did the medications worked for you. I have a similar case here and the doctors suggested to remove the gall bladder
@SpongeBob-nr8gf I took many kind of medication didn't work my doctor advice me to remove it I dont want to lose organs on young age .❤ wish you best luck
SIR MUJYE BHI GALL BALADAR MAIN STONE THA 12MM KA MENE JAB YOUTUB PAR SUORCH KIYA TO NHC LIFE KE BAFRE MAIN JANA DR.S.C SHARMA SIR SE MILA UNHONE NATURAL HI TREATMENT DIYA OR KUCH YE HI SAMJHA YA GAYA THA MUJYE BHI JO ES VIDEO MAIN DIKHAYA GYA HAI OR DR.S.C SHARMA SIR NE MERA 14 MM KA GALL STONE SIFR 2 MONTHS MAIN NIKAL DIYA JISE MUJYE OPPRETION NAHI KRVANA PADA THANKS TO NHCLIFE.
contact plzz
Can you please share the contact details of your doctor?
My mother had Covid in December and Gallstones in January..
Can Covid be the cause of my gallstones??
She is 65 year old and has fatty liver.. Please reply 🙏
@@derejebiru4075 thanks a lot for replying... So are you planning for gallbladder surgery or treating it with medicine?
@@derejebiru4075 Thanks a lot dear.. I hope you get better soon.. And have a great life ahead 😇
Hi Suman
I hope your mother has recovered. Covid does not cause gallstones.
@@thesurgicalscholar thank you for replying 🙏
nooo way
Has anyone taken dr bergs gallbladder, dose that work..!
Yes its good.Also TUDCA
@@Eros13adios what did it do to help your gallbladder out ..!
@@trainhardsweat1571
Slowly to dissolve gallstones..It takes months to 2 years to dissolve them (depending on the size).
@@Eros13adios do I just keep taking them mate, will I need to stop or keep taking them, did they dissolve gallstone for u ! How did u know it did
@@Eros13adios ?
Hello doctor, my girlfriend has a gallstone the size of +-8mm. She is 18. She consulted a doctor, he did a few tests and recommended surgery. I'm a bit sceptical though because he was extremely quick. I was wondering if medication may be a good alternative?
Please see this video:
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most people have stones and dont know it!
Hi bro . Ur girlfriend problm sloved
Pleasa explain me,,,i need your reply..&thanks
Please discuss your treatment options with your physician, I have explained the options in the video. I am unable to provide individual advice.
Sir i have gallbladder stone of 10 mm but I have no symptoms I have only pain in my one thigh but I dies not have any symtom sir but doctor tell to surgery sir if I have take good diets avoid oily food can my stone is dissolve sir please reply as fast as possible it's urgent I am very tense sir please reply fast
It's very difficult to dissolve your stone ,, you have single stone or multiple??
Take Bile Salts...It still takes months or a year or so to break a gallstone.Its hard because you will need to keep an eye on SATURATED FAT and Limit this special Saturated Fat , it seems this type of saturated fat that creates all the problems.Do keep your eye on this Saturated Fat.
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If you got a stone stuck in your bile duct
Thank you
Reducing Gall Stones
Surprised you didn’t talk about the Liver Gallstone fast !
Hi doc I have a gallstone can we do a bollroom dancing or any exersice treatment
It would be great if I could prescribe ballroom dancing :) ! Exercise does not affect gallbladder stones but diet may help in controlling symptoms. Good luck. Please follow the advice of your physician, healthcare worker.
If anybody can translate in Hindi so will be good
Poor aiudio pl
If you have a low or no fat diet, you are likely to suffer malnutrition, we need fat for our brain and many other tissues. If we don't consume fat, the bile will not be stimulated and it will get more sludgey and cause more issues.
The low fat diet for gallstones is only relevant until the gallbladder is removed. Low fat diet in general has been proven through research evidence to be associated with weight loss.
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please turn off this stupid music because it interferes with listening to what you are saying
Please tell me how can I contact you i want removal stones without surgery please help me I can pay you all the money that you need....
LuKY you
Gall bladder stones are different from kidney stones. The best available treatment for gallbladder stones causing symptoms is removal of gall bladder. Lithotripsy is not very useful in gallbladder stones because stones are floating and continuously keep changing their position.
ur are wrong it can be treated see dr berg videos
ESWL was used more commonly for gallstones in the early 2000's, there is a very high rate of recurrence and it has fallen out of favour.
Dr Berg is a Chiropractor, some of his advice is not supported by medical science. I cannot comment on 'natural remedies' that have not undergone credible research.
MY GALLSTONES HAS GONE I DID LIVER FLUSH MY ULTRASOUND SHOWS NO GALLSTONE @@thesurgicalscholar
U DR ARE NOT DR UR ARE DEVILS GALLSTONE CAN BE TRREATED INCREASE UR KNOWLWDGEEVERYTHING IS NOT ABOUT MONEY
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