Only homeopathic remedies can cure Gallstone (sometime mis-spelt as Gall Stones or Gall Stone) is the solidified bile in the biliary ducts. It causes colics in abdominal area. Gallstones can be ascertained only through sonographic analysis.
- The ordinary gallstones are cholesterol, black pigment, and brown pigment.
- The majority of gallstones do not cause their symptoms.
- Generally the symptoms of gallstones are biliary colic.
- Gallstones do not cause intolerance to fatty foods, belching, abdominal distention, or gastric problems.
- Complications of gallstones may induce gangrene of the gallbladder, jaundice, pancreatitis, sepsis, fistula, and ileus.
- The best single test for ascertaining gallstones is trans-abdominal ultrasonography.
BERBERIS VULGARIS
- Pains extend from the gallbladder region to the stomach and sometimes to the shoulder
- Pain can be worse when the person is standing up, and from changing position
- The person may be constipated and have a tendency toward gout or joint pains
CALCAREA CARBONICA
- Abdomen may feel swollen on the right and be very sensitive to pressure
- Worse from stooping
- Worse from standing, worse from exertion, and better from lying on the painful side
- Who tire easily, feel cold and sluggish with clammy hands and feet, crave sweets, and tend to feel anxious
CHELIDONIUM
- Pain extends to the back, right shoulder, and shoulder-blade
- Pain is worse from motion, and lying on the left with the legs drawn up
- Person may feel nauseous, especially after eating fat or drinking something cold
- Warm drinks stay down more easily
COLOCYNTHIS
- Make a person double over or want to lie down and put hard pressure on the abdomen
- Aggravated physical symptoms after feeling angry or emotional, especially after suppressing those feelings.
LYCOPODIUM
- Abdominal bloating, flatulence, and discomfort
- Worse from eating, and the pains may extend from the right side to the left
- Craves sweets, prefers warm drinks, and may feel worse in the late afternoon and evening
NUX VOMICA
- Digestive cramps and nausea, along with a general feeling of chilliness
- May crave fats, strong spicy foods, alcohol, coffee and other stimulants, and feel worse from having them
PODOPHYLLUM
- A feeling of weakness, sinking, or emptiness
- Heat may also be felt in the area
- Constipation with clay-colored stools that are dry and hard to pass may alternate with watery diarrhea
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