Gallbladder
The gallbladder is a small member of the human body called the bile follicle. It is shaped like a small pear-shaped sac. It is attached to the kidneys and liver. It is located at the bottom of the liver on the right. It is 8 cm long and consists of three main parts: the pulp, the body and the head. The gallbladder is stored in the small intestine to help digest food, where it can retain a quantity of yellow matter around 45_60 Mm.
Diseases of bitterness
- Gallstones: There are clusters of bile stones made up of cholesterol and other substances, which are different in size, from the small size up to the size of a grain of sand, including the large can reach the size of a golf ball.
- Gallbladder inflammation: The result of the accumulation of stones sometimes, and excessive drinking alcohol, or because of the accumulation of yellow matter, where the body reacted to all the above causes, and irritates the walls of the gallbladder, causing swelling, and may be affected by bitterness of the bacteria that eat its walls and here must be eradicated Gallbladder.
- Benign and malignant neoplasms: Bitterness as any member of the human body cancer.
Symptoms of gallbladder disease
Symptoms vary by type of condition, but there are common and obvious symptoms, common to all diseases that affect the gallbladder:
Symptoms of gallbladder disease
- Pain in the abdomen extends to the shoulder and back sometimes, and it is possible that the pain is always, and increases when eating.
- Fever infection, especially when you are drinking the gall bladder.
- Yellowing skin color.
- Change the color of the eyes where you get white.
Symptoms of gallbladder inflammation
- Acute pain in the abdomen especially the right side, and the head of the stomach.
- Fever.
- Increase in red blood cells.
- Intestinal fever.
- Pain after eating meals, especially sweets and fatty substances.
- Diarrhea and nausea.
- Anorexia.
- Increase in heart rate.
- Swelling of gallbladder.
- Yellowing of the skin and eyes when inflammation intensifies.
Symptoms of gall bladder cancer
- Pain in the abdomen.
- Nausea and persistent vomiting, especially after eating fatty meals.
- Jaundice, which is the yellowing of the eyes and skin, occurs as a result of depositing the yellow substance in different places in the body.
- The gallbladder is enlarged due to the presence of yellow matter and the inability to discharge it.
- Losing weight in an abnormal way.
Diagnosis of gallbladder problems
In most cases, there are no symptoms of gallstones, and the bile duct is not blocked. Here, the disease can only be detected if the disease is delayed, and the condition can be clarified and diagnosed with x-ray, or sonar, and laboratory tests.
If a person is exposed to one of the previous symptoms, the doctor should consult and not be patient because the pain may explode inside the body, which increases the risk to the human body.
Treatment tips for gallbladder problems
Gallbladder can not be treated except by eradication and either by surgery or laparoscopy, can be described painkillers and antibiotics for relief only,
When deciding on the eradication work, the patient must continue to have several important things to prevent from other diseases that may occur as a result of lack of bitterness. These are:
- Do not eat any fatty food.
- Go to healthy foods from vegetables and fruits.
- Exercise continuously.
- Keep away from smoking and alcohol.
- Drink enough water, equivalent to 6-8 glasses a day.