More than half a million people have their gallbladders removed each year.
To have gallbladder problems, it doesn't always mean you must have visible stones or inflammation (on an ultra-sound). The bile can get very thick and sluggish and can't move out of the gallbladder and do it's job in the digestive system. Here are some common and lesser-known gallbladder symptoms:
Gallblaadder Problem Risk Factors;
Gallbladder troubles can often be treated naturally, with acupuncture, diet and herbal medicine.
To have gallbladder problems, it doesn't always mean you must have visible stones or inflammation (on an ultra-sound). The bile can get very thick and sluggish and can't move out of the gallbladder and do it's job in the digestive system. Here are some common and lesser-known gallbladder symptoms:
- belching
- trouble digesting fatty foods (even healthy fats like nuts and avocados)
- pain between the shoulder blades or on the right shoulder
- pain underneath the right rib cage
- constipation
- light colored, white or clay colored bowel movements
- nausea and/or vomiting (especially after fatty foods)
- headahces and migraines, especially in the temple area of the head
Gallblaadder Problem Risk Factors;
- female
- overweight
- middle-aged (though many younger women are now having gallbladder problems)
- an overabundance of estrogen
- genetics (a close family member with gallbladder problems)
Gallbladder troubles can often be treated naturally, with acupuncture, diet and herbal medicine.
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