La gallbladder It is an organ that is located near the liver and its function is to store the bile, liquid that helps digestion of fats, but when the release of bile is blocked, usually by a stone, it produces a sharp pain that is popularly called "gallbladder attack".
When bile forms gallstones or stonesThese can block the exit giving rise to a very painful process, in which the pain can be localized in the abdomen or radiate towards the shoulder blades, which can trigger symptoms such as; nausea, fever, chills and vomiting, in which case a professional should be consulted immediately.
La eating plays the main role when it comes to the formation of gallstones in this case, since certain foods can trigger gallbladder attacks, while others like popcorn, can help reduce the frequency of attacks.
There are many ways to decrease the frequency and severity of gallbladder attacks, among which stands out; Lose Weight and eating the right foods, two situations that have been shown to be very beneficial in treating the condition, as the foods very rich in saturated like fried chicken, onion rings, french fries, and foods with a lot of butter, fast foods, can trigger a gallbladder attack or induce stone formation.
Recommended foods are those high in fiber such as cereals, nuts, vegetables and popcorn, The latter being highly recommended to inhibit gallbladder attacks, as they are very rich in fiber that helps the digestive system, however of course it is recommended not to add butter, cheese and other high-fat products, because in such a case they would have the opposite effect.
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Hello
It seems wrong to me that you can eat nuts for gallbladder attacks, since it is fat
Or at least that's what I understand
I, a 50-year-old lady, found two large stones in my gallbladder, they caused me a lot of pain but with mixed Virgin olive oil with lemon juice followed by pineapple juice or apple juice I have relieved a lot and I have eaten meals hard and greasy, i'm thinking of taking it out but the discomfort has lessened
I would like Delmy to read this message and tell me what he did with his gallbladder. I have just lost 14kg, I feel better than ever, all the analysis 10 points. But it came out that I have a 13mm stone in my gallbladder. I haven't had any symptoms yet, so I'm not going to have surgery. I would like to know if these two years she continued without surgery and how she is doing.
Thank you
Nestor