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Is it possible to remove gall bladder
Is it possible to remove gall bladder stone by medicines. Is there ever happened with any of the patient in the history of your experience or medical science.i dont have any pain and problem in my gall bladder stone.it is 16 mm. Please suggest.
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Take punarnavadi churna-2gms after meal and Bhumi amlaki churna-2gms after meal.
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Continue taking it for 3months. If it still persists then go for surgical procedure.
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Please follow HAIP DIET a d take proper consultation for this
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Good case
* 37 years - Female
* Gall bladder stones of size 16mm
* In Ayurveda, it is called as PITTAJA ASHMARI, where it is due to hardest deposits of bile.
* Here in this context Pitta is referred to bile and Ashmari is referred as stones.
* In Ayurveda, Management of Stones has been told as TARUNA ASHMARI (which is recently origined) can be sadhya (curable) and PURANA ASHMARI (which is of many years) is usually SHASTRA SADHYA (Surgical).
* Ayurvedic medications in such Ashmari cases are to be choosen as BHEDHANA PROPERTY DRUGS that means the drugs which has power to eliminate the stones. For eg: Pashabedha churna, Shigru churna, Katuki churna, Gostone tablets etc., can help your condition.
* But 16mm Asymptomatic stones required much patience atleast it will take time of 3 - 6 months.
* And we also have to check whether it is obstructive or non obstructive. Usually Asymptomatic gall bladder stones are Non obstructive.
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* Right now, I advise to take 3-4 lits of BARLEY WATER daily.
* Avoid High Cholesterol diet which creates more cholesterol deposits over stones.
* Avoid High calcium diet like milk and dietary products, Meat and chicken, Tomatoes, eggs etc.,
** Thank You **
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Yes...it's possible. We dissolve that stone through medicine and then excrete it out via anus through appropriate laxative. I've cured such cases.
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Take Pithorin tablets thrice daily along with Kokilaksha kashaya 20ml twice daily with warm water before food.
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It is not mandatory if there is no pain
.but if you have pain then go for surgery as your stone sige is 16 mm.
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avoidspicyfood sour fermented processed food.avoidstress.
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Yes, if it's size is less than 6 mm, it can be excreted under medical supervision
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Thatâs a very good and practical question ð
Youâre 37, have a **Cholelithiasis** (gall bladder stone) measuring **16 mm**, and **no symptoms** (no pain or digestion issues).
Letâs look at this carefully â both **medically** and **Ayurvedically** ð
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## ð§ Medical Science View
* Gall bladder stones (especially **cholesterol stones**) often remain **silent** for years and may never cause a problem.
* Surgery (gall bladder removal) is **not mandatory** if:
* There is **no pain or inflammation**,
* The stone is **stable**, and
* Liver function is normal.
* But if pain, infection, jaundice, or blockage occurs â then **surgery is usually recommended** because stones rarely dissolve on their own at this size.
* Certain small stones (
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kindly follow the advice.
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Tiny like sand can be expelled in gut but such large can't assure. But surely u Will be healthy without surgery by ayurveda detox n Rasayana therapies
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No ..
Get it operated and removed
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Dr. Raghuveer
Ayurveda
4 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Gallbladder stones of 16 mm size usually do not dissolve completely with medicines. Ayurveda can help prevent increase in size, reduce recurrence, and manage digestion and liver function. If thereâs no pain, it can be managed conservatively with regular monitoring. I suggest you consult me for a personalized plan.
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Dr. Rajeev Kumar Verma
Ayurveda
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment before consuming any medicine
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Dr. Nidhi Singh
Ayurveda
9 yrs exp
Delhi
No please always go for surgical option
It is safest
And if you take time to do It will create complications too
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