Gallbladder Stone Facts <br />|पित्ताशय पत्थर <br />|حجر المرارة| <br />Gallbladder 101 <br />|#viral <br />#shorts <br />#dailymotionshorts <br />#shortsfeeds <br />#dashorts <br />#DrSadia1446 <br />My Audience Quarries <br />Gallbladder Stone Facts <br />Understanding Gallstones <br />Gallbladder Health 101 <br />Digestive Issues Explained <br />Abdominal Pain Relief <br />Gallstone Treatment Options <br />Gallbladder Surgery Guide <br />Gallstone Causes Revealed <br />Gallbladder Disease Info <br />Gastroenterology Basics <br />Digestive Health Tips <br />Gallstone Prevention Guide <br />Gallbladder Attack Help <br />Biliary Colic Explained <br />Gallstone Removal Methods <br />Gallbladder Stone Treatment <br />Gallbladder Health Tips <br />_Introduction_ <br />In this video, we will explain what gallbladder stones are, their causes, symptoms, and treatment options. <br />_What are Gallbladder Stones?_ <br /><br />Gallbladder stones, also known as gallstones, are small, hard deposits that form in the gallbladder, a small organ located under the liver. <br /><br />_Step 1: Formation of Gallstones_ <br /><br />- Gallstones form when bile, a digestive fluid produced by the liver, becomes concentrated and hardened. <br />- This can occur due to an imbalance of bile salts, cholesterol, or bilirubin. <br /><br />_Step 2: Types of Gallstones_ <br /><br />- Cholesterol stones: Most common type, usually yellowish in color. <br />- Pigment stones: Smaller and darker, formed from bilirubin. <br />- Mixed stones: Combination of cholesterol and pigment stones. <br /><br />_Step 3: Causes of Gallstones_ <br /><br />- Genetic predisposition <br />- Obesity <br />- High-cholesterol diet <br />- Low-fiber diet <br />- Diabetes <br />- Certain medications <br /><br />_Step 4: Symptoms of Gallstones_ <br /><br />- Abdominal pain, usually in the upper right or middle <br />- Nausea and vomiting <br />- Fever <br />- Yellowing of skin and eyes (jaundice) <br />- Dark urine and pale stools <br /><br />_Step 5: Treatment Options_ <br /><br />- Watchful waiting (monitoring) <br />- Medications to dissolve stones (rarely used) <br />- Surgical removal of the gallbladder (cholecystectomy) <br />- Laparoscopic surgery (minimally invasive) <br /><br />_Conclusion_ <br /><br />Gallbladder stones can be painful and potentially serious. If you experience symptoms, consult your healthcare provider for proper diagnosis and treatment. <br /><br /><br /><br /><br />#GallbladderStones <br />#Gallbladder Health <br />#Digestive Issues <br />#Abdominal Pain <br />#Nausea and Vomiting <br />#Gastrointestinal Health <br />#Gallstone Symptoms <br />#Gallstone Treatment <br />#Gallbladder Surgery <br />#Gastroenterology <br />#Digestive Health Tips <br />#Abdominal Pain Relief <br />#Gallbladder Attack <br />#Biliary Colic <br />#Gallstone Removal <br />#Gallbladder Disease <br /><br />Gallbladder Stones <br />Gallbladder Health <br />Digestive Issues <br />Abdominal Pain <br />Nausea and Vomiting <br />Bile Ducts <br />Liver Function <br />Gastrointestinal Health <br />Gallstone Symptoms <br />Gallstone Treatment <br />Gallbladder Surgery <br />Gallstone Causes <br />Gallstone Prevention <br />Gastroenterology <br />Digestive Health Tips <br />Abdominal Pain Relief <br />Gallbladder Attack <br />Biliary Colic <br />Gallstone Removal <br />Gallbladder Disease <br />Bile Ducts <br />Liver Function <br />Gallstone Causes <br />Gallstone Prevention <br />Gallbladder Function <br />
