Why does gallstones hurt

Gallstones are the most common stone disease, and the symptoms are directly related to the size of the stones. If the stone is in a bad position or is slightly larger, it will cause obvious pain, accompanied by symptoms of chills and fever. The pain of gallstones is sometimes unbearable and causes great suffering to the patients, and the cause of the pain becomes the main concern. So, why do gallstones hurt? What is the reason?

Gallstones are mainly caused by repeated accumulation of gallbladder juice in the gallbladder or changes in its texture, which leads to the formation of stones under such repeated infections and influences. After the occurrence of gallstones, if the cholesterol and other indicators are not properly adjusted slowly and effectively, the area and growth of gallstones will increase effectively, causing various damages to the patient's gallbladder and causing multiple discomfort symptoms.

After gallstones are formed, they will cause obvious symptoms of pain in the gallbladder area. Because after suffering from gallstones, when patients have stones in the gallbladder, daily walking or limb exercises will cause the stones to move effectively and effectively wear the inner wall of the gallbladder. As the growth area of ​​various stones increases, the pain will become more obvious.

Although it does not mean that every stage of gallstones will cause obvious pain, in any case, gallstones are hard in nature. If the number of stones increases or the area becomes wider, the various internal stones will have a certain degree of mobility. With daily limb movement, the stones will naturally cause various internal wall collisions and cause pain.

Therefore, after suffering from gallstones, the occurrence of pain is closely related to the damage to the inner wall caused by the movement of the stones. After all, it is normal to feel pain in the gallbladder area when it is hit by the stones. Moreover, as the gallstone condition worsens, the symptoms causing pain will become more obvious.

To sum up, the reason why gallstones cause pain is that gallstones are hard in nature. When they operate effectively inside the gallbladder, they will naturally collide with the inner wall of the gallbladder. As the gallstones repeatedly operate and cause various damages and collisions inside the gallbladder, pain will occur, and the pain will become more obvious as the disease worsens.