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Single gallstone 7 mm
My small son who is 6 years old has a single gallstone 7 mm . As of now no pain only some digestion issues ... Can gallstone can dissolve through ayurvedic medicine.. please advice...
I m staying in new delhi...
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At this age and having gb stone make mother's worries about kids health but calm down,you just have to check his nutrition value, daily routine, diet , excercise, water intake and more cautious regarding packed items , oily food, junk food ,remind him not to take all such items.
Second main thing include 2 glasses buttermilk in his daily diet( water:curd - 1:7)
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give aam pachak vati and aarogya vardhini vati under observation and opinion of any ayurvedic dr. I am also giving offline - online consultations so contact Dr Shikhesh on practo.
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water intake and diet with mud pack therapy have tremendous results. so contact 8059
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Gall stone is just the symptom, the problem is in his gut and liver. If you don't address it , that can worsen. Please seek consultation for this as home remedies won't work. You can get in touch on WhatsApp to get to know the right next step.
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A 7 mm gallstone in a child without pain is usually managed conservatively with regular monitoring. Complete dissolution with medicines is uncertain, but Ayurveda may help in improving digestion and reducing symptoms. Avoid self-medication, especially in children. Please consult with reports so I can guide a safe and appropriate plan.
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A single 7 mm gallstone in a child especially when there is no pain or complications—it can be managed conservatively with observation. In children, gallstones are less common, and many remain asymptomatic for long periods. From an Ayurvedic perspective, such conditions are correlated with imbalance in bile metabolism (Pitta) and digestion (Agni).
Regarding dissolution, Ayurvedic approaches aim to support bile flow, improve digestion, and prevent further stone formation, but complete dissolution of a formed gallstone is not always guaranteed, especially once it has solidified. However, in early or small stones like 7 mm, some cases may show improvement over time with proper, consistent management. The key is gradual and supervised care, not aggressive or unmonitored remedies.
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Since your child is currently asymptomatic, the focus should be on regular monitoring and digestive balance rather than rushing into any intervention. Avoid self-medicating or trying multiple remedies without guidance, especially in children. Pay attention to any warning signs like abdominal pain (especially on the right side), vomiting, or intolerance to fatty foods. A personalized and child-appropriate Ayurvedic plan can be considered for long-term management. For detailed evaluation and safe guidance, you are encouraged to connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5, where we provide professional and careful pediatric-oriented support.
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Ensure your child follows a light, balanced, and easily digestible diet, avoiding excessively oily or heavy foods. Encourage regular meal timings and adequate hydration. Physical activity suitable for age helps maintain healthy digestion. Avoid long fasting gaps or irregular eating patterns. Gentle lifestyle correction plays a significant role in preventing progression and supporting overall digestive health in such cases.
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