Cholecystitis Health Feed

Here is a sample diet to help you understand the diet. Early Morning: Green tea ( sugar less) Breakfast: non fried preparations/ whole wheat bread/ vegetable poha, upma, etc. / idli sambhar etc. Mid-Morning: Fruits ( avoid the carbohydrate rich fruits like grapes, banana, custard apple and watermelon) Lunch: 2 dry chapatti + sabji 1 katori + dal or skimmed curd – 1 katori + salad 1 katori Evening Snacks: Tea / Coffee sugarless + high fiber bis. OR Sprouts 1 katori Dinner: 2 chapatti + vegetable ...more

Homeopathy can pass small calculi up to 8 mm and also can prevent from recurrence. Drink plenty water. Have some exercise.

She requires better control of sugars.
Later on you may plan for laproscopic surgery.
Laproscopic surgery is better than open surgery.

In some patients with Urinary tract infections may leads to nephritis and hydronephrosis, resulting damage to Kidney and an increase in Serum Creatinine. Please let me know whether she is diabetic and hypertensive. Anyway her Kidney's corticosteroids medullary differentiation is intact. In these conditions with proper herbal Ayurvedic medicines could revive Kidney and also able to prevent further complications such as hepato nephrotic syndrome. Diet control is also important to protect Kidney. P...more

See there is no way to expel gall bladder stones (unlike case of kidney stones). So gall stones if they r not creating problem, let them be there. But do follow annual checkups. But if they r causing problem, its better to remove them.
My advise is go for surgery.

Hi,
Your mother has a gall stone in the neck of the gall bladder and not kidney stone. Gall stone in the neck of the gall bladder block the passage completely giving rise to severe coliky pain in the right upper abdomen. As the stone size is quite big, it is better to get operated at the earliest before it completely blocks the neck of the bladder.

The only treatment for chronic calculus cholecystitis is operation that is laparoscopic cholecystectomy.

Dear lybrate-user, thanks for reaching out.
After thoroughly reading his usg report & the fact that he has diabetes my advice to you is:
1. The doctor's are right to have him undergo operation because if the stones are not removed right away they may further block the bile duct which will lead to jaundice or may go to intestines which can complicate into swelling of whole abdomen with pain vomiting and constipation.
May be the doctors will do the operation after the pain and fever de...more

The treatment for acute calculus cholecystis is usually surgery and I would advise you to get a surgical opinion for the same without much delay.
As for fatty liver, please consider lifestyle measures and you will be able to manage.

Yes. U need to get operated. There is no way to expel gall bladder stones (unlike case of kidney stones). So gall stones if they r not creating problem, let them be there. But do follow annual checkups. But if they r causing problem, its better to remove them