Gallbladder webinar -7

1. Save Your Gallbladder with Transformative Magic of Homoeopathy Dr. Nirmal G B.H.M.S., MD(HOM), Ph.D.

2. Save Your Gallbladder with Transformative Magic of Homoeopathy Dr. Nirmal G B.H.M.S., MD(HOM), Ph.D.

3. GALLBLADDER The gallbladder is a small, pear-shaped organ situated beneath the liver in the upper right region of the abdomen. Its primary function is to store and release bile, a fluid produced by the liver that aids in the digestion of fats from the food you consume.

4. FUNCTION OF GALLBLADDER Storage Of Bile Gallbladder Releases Bile Bile pH Balance Absorption of certain vitamins in our body

5. DISEASES GALLSTONES( CHOLELITHIASIS) GALL BLADDER INFLAMMATION( CHOLECYSTITIS) GALL BLADDER POLYP

6. GALLSTONES Gallstones are hardened collections of bile materials that develop in your gall bladder. Gallstones can be as small as a grain of sand or as big as a golf ball. They grow gradually, as bile continues to wash over them and they collect extra materials. Actually, it’s the smaller stones that are more likely to cause trouble. That’s because smaller stones can travel, while bigger ones tend to stay put. Gallstones that travel may get stuck somewhere and create a blockage our gallbladder

7. CAUSES High Cholesterol Excess Bilirubin Gallbladder stasis Over Weight

8. SYMPTOMS Abdominal Pain Nausea and Vomiting Jaundice Fever and Chills Bloating and Gas Change in Bowel Movements

9. 4. Milk and Milk products: Skim milk, Paneer, Cotage Cheese, Yoghurt. 6. Fish, White of EGG,Tuna, Salmon. 1. Cereals: Brown rice, Oat meal, Brocken wheat, Ragi, Quinoa. Diet 2.Vegetables: All gourds- bitter gourd, snake gourd, ridge gourd, bottle gourd, ivy gourd, ladies finger, green leafy vegetables. 5. Oil: 1. 5 Tbsp/ day( Olive oil, Mustard Oil, Rice bran Oil, Canola oil 2. Sugar: 1 Tsp/ day. Food Items Yo u Can Easily Consume in Gallstone Problem 3.Frui ts : Custard Apple, Pears, Grape and Watermelon, Oranges and Apple 6.Pulses: Chickpeas, Kidney beans, moong dal, masoor dal, so ybeans.

10. Food Items To Limit in Gallstones Diet Limit Animal Protein Avoid Sodium Avoid Oxalate & Vitamin C Stone Promoting Fluids Foods High in Potassium Caffeine and Alcohol

11. DO'S Eat with gallstones Stay Hydrated Moderate Protein Intake Limit Sugar Intake Ensure Adequate Calcium Intake Incorporate Water-Soluble Fiber: Stay Active

12. Don'ts Food Items In Gallstone Problem 1. Avoid drinking a lot of coffee/tea and alcoholic beverages. 2. Avoid too much drinking of carbonated drinks, sports drinks, and sodas, etc. 3. Avoid highly salted (e.g., canned food, ready to eat food snacks, etc.) or sugared foods if your are suffering from gallstone problem. High salt intake increases the level of calcium in the urine and hence increases the risk of stone formation. This risk increases with the combination of high salt and high protein foods. 4. Avoid oxalate containing foods including nuts, black tea, green leafy vegetables, soya and chocolates.

13. DIAGNOSIS Blood tests can detect inflammation, infection or jaundice Ultrasound

14. CHOLECYSTITIS Cholecystitis, or inflammation of your gallbladder, occurs when a gallstone blocks bile from exiting the organ Cholecystitis usually develops when the bile gets trapped in your gallbladder and becomes infected with bacteria. Bile gets trapped when gallstones block the flow of bile out of your gallbladder.

15. CAUSES Cholecystitis is commonly caused by gallstones that have blocked your cystic duct, which prevents bile from exiting your gallbladder. Your gallbladder becomes swollen and may become infected with bacteria. Less common causes include blocked bile ducts due to scarring, reduced blood flow to your gallbladder, tumors that block the flow of bile from your gallbladder, or viral infections that inflame your gallbladder

16. PREVENTION You can reduce your risk of developing cholecystitis by: Eating a healthy diet Exercising Losing weight slowly

17. GALL BLADDER POLYP Gallbladder polyps are abnormal growths of tissue that protrude out of the inside mucous lining of your gallbladder. There are a few different kinds, made up of different materials. They are mostly harmless, but they can be a sign of another gallbladder condition.

18. CAUSES People with high levels of cholesterol or salts in their bile have an increased risk of developing gallbladder polyps. Gallbladder polyps are also associated with the formation of gallstones. Many people have both gallbladder polyps and gallstones.

19. DIAGNOSIS ULTRASOUND CT SCAN

20. HOMOEOPATHIC MANAGEMENT Calcarea carbonica Chelidonium Lycopodium Natrum sulphuricum Nux vomica

21. CASES A patient x ,complaints of gall bladder calculi 9mm,sludge. BL fibro adenoma of breast. Nausea sensation. Prolactin elevated. Appetite normal, thirst normal, urine normal, stool normal ,sleep normal ,dreams nothing specific, sweat normal.

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23. PATIENT REVIEWS

24. Thank You Dr. Nirmal G