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Gallbladder sludge treatment
My mother is suffering from gallbladder
sludge and I just want to know is there any homeopathic medicine to treat it apart from having gallbladder removal surgery. Can medicine treat gallbladder sludge or surgery is necessary. PLZ REPLY And Please write few detailed point on gallbladder sludge. PlZ
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Gall bladder sludge is a collection of cholestrol, calcium, bilirubin in the gallbladder
It can form due to many reasons
In allopathic mode of treatment, there is no treatment available except surgery
However with proper Homeopathic treatment, it can successfully be treated. We have treated so many such cases in our clinic too
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sludge is a condition where body normal productive product for too long in the origin place. Some time it resolved itself, medicine helps to fast recovery. Surgery is last option bt not fixed pattern in every case. U can consult for more detail to know about more detail about medicine or opinion.
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Gallbladder sludge is not an illness; it is a symptom of something else. It may go away on its own, but it may also provide clues to a more serious illness, or give rise to gallstones. Working with a skilled medical provider can rule out potential causes, identify the appropriate treatment, and help people lead long and healthy lives.
Health Tips
eating a low-fat diet
avoiding rapid weight gain or weight loss
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Infection,inflammation can cause it, medication can cure it if there no pain at present. If too much pain then surgery is option or els surely medication can help.
U can chat online I need to see reports and detail history n guide you further
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