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Gallbladder sludge
I have some sludge in my gallbladder which was an incidental finding as I have no symptoms besides frequent burps. The gallbladder is a bit inflamed as well but there has never been any pain or discomfort. I think the sludge was formed for the same reason that I have grade 1 fatty liver. Since it's not a stone and I have no real issues, I would like to get rid of it without surgery. Please suggest what could be done. Would taking Udiliv for a while be enough ?
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Dr. Avinash Tank
GastroIntestinal Surgeon
17 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Udiliv can help to resolve the sludge of Gall-bladder.
Inflamed gallbladder maybe painless in some patients who are suffering from diabetes so you should consult a senior Gastro surgeon to assess the cause of inflamed gallbladder the setting of gallbladder sludge.
Sludge is the initial stage of stone Formation. Over time the same/transform into the stones.
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Reduce your excess weight as you are having a Fatty liver treatment that signifies that you are overweight. In diet take less amount of oil or fat.
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Dr. Rahul Jaiswal
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Noida
Yes can take udiliv
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