The best way to remove liver and gallbladder stones

Don't think that only kidneys can grow stones. Many people also develop liver and gallstones. Dieting will not soften the stones on their own. The stones need to be expelled through some simpler methods. The most common method is to use medication and eat more vegetables and fruits that prevent stones to promote the crushing and excretion of the stones. The body can slowly and automatically expel the stones without the need for surgery.

1. Locations where stones are most likely to form: liver, gallbladder and bile duct

2. Causes of Hepatobiliary Stones: Crystallization of Cholesterol in the Body

3. Symptoms of hepatobiliary stones:

1. Dark spots or spots appear on the skin;

2. The hair or forehead is prone to oiliness;

3. Baldness and strong body odor

4. Bitter taste and bad breath when waking up in the morning

5. Abdominal distension and pain after meals

6. Dead fish eyes, eyes not clear enough

7. White nails and red nose with bloodshot eyes

8. Stools are sour and smelly, and stick to the toilet bowl (indigestion, problems with fat digestion):

9. The diameter of the common bile duct exceeds 0.7 cm.

4. Other problems of hepatobiliary stones:

1. Gallstones are formed in the liver. Tiny stones are not easy to find during examination, so you need to be vigilant.

2. Only 1/3 of all gallstone patients experience pain symptoms;

3. Stones blocking the bile duct can easily cause acute cholecystitis;

4. The harm of removing the gallbladder;

5. Indigestion, stool retention, increased liver burden, pancreatic inflammation leading to diabetes, the source of many chronic diseases (removal of the gallbladder can easily lead to indigestion, and the need to eat small and frequent meals);

6. Removing the gallbladder does not eliminate the risk of stones in the liver and bile duct.