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Gall stone
Hi I'm having a gall stone with 9.1mm and few other stone with gall bladder contracted.....is this can be cured in ayurveda or surgery only last option?
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Yes..it's completely curable without any surgery...many such patients have been cured with ayurvedic medicine.
It may take 4 to 5 months.
Also this season is best for removal of gall stone.
There are some medicines which helps in dissolving stone and then through some purgation method that liquid can be excreted out through stool
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Do you have any symptoms?
It can be cured through conservative treatment.
I need complete details.
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Health Tips
Plan your body detoxification regimen twice or thrice a year especially at the changing season for it will keep you away from the risk of GB stones.
Avoid junk, stale and fast foods.
Consume dry nuts and chew them properly.
Prevention can be done while maintaining a healthy diet and retaining the ideal body weight.
Plan your fitness regime while exercising, dancing or walking daily to stay fit and healthy.
Drink at least 8-10 glasses of lukewarm water every day.
Stay on a vegan diet, consume raw vegetables.
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Results vary person to person so cholecystitis n thicken walls get cured soon but it's time to reduce size of stones n expelled in stool
Pain n digestion improvement happen but
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u can surely take advantage of Ayurveda in ur city
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