gall bladder stone

[sreedas18]

I'm a 48 year old married woman who has detected gall baldderstones during the general check up. I wish to go for homoeopathy treatement.

[Activity2004 Administrator]

What does your GP say to the homoeopathy treatment? When was your appointment?

[NAWAB]

I am not a homeopathy doctor but I have studied homeopathy. I feel chellidonium30 and cardus m 30 taken together may give relief. Lycopodium 200/ 3 or 5 doses also can give relief. consult your doctor and try.

[suramo Star in reply to NAWAB]

NAWAB

I beg to differ. No medicine can dissolve and remove gb stone(s). sreedas18 if the stones are giving trouble get it removed soon. But get it removed at the earliest if not giving trouble. Symptomatic gb stones in D patients is not a good state of affairs. Symptoms usually means infection or impaction. Infection is very difficult to control in D because it's a vicious cycle. Infection aggrevates and D makes it very difficult to control infection. May you have to face serious consequences.

In short get it removed asap.

[bijoy]

Patharchatta leaves may be used to drink 1/2 cup juice of 4/5 leaves in empty stomach in the morning dailyup to a month

[tanmaymondal1968]

It will be lethal for going through homeopathy medicines and the consequences might be inviting malignancy. So, please immediately consult a qualified surgeon who after going through the reports of your USG decide as to whether your gallbladder carrying stones needs to be operated and when. No mention whether you are experiencing any abdominal pain right now. Nothing really to worry about as this is a common problem among women but it will be your horror story if you go for homeopathy now and ultimately incurring huge expenditure later on for developing complications quite unnecessarily. My mother was detected a gall bladder stone at the age of about yours with acute abdominal pain and she was immediately operated with a qualified surgeon through laparoscopic surgery. We don't think you have any other viable option right now if you don't want to complicate your ailing situation any further. So please consult a qualified surgeon immediately and obviously not a homeopathy doctor.

[Activity2004 Administrator in reply to tanmaymondal1968]

Homeopathy should be talked about with the GP before considering the option in some cases. Surgery should be done with a GP or specialist.

[tanmaymondal1968 in reply to Activity2004]

If stones in gallbladder are allowed to remain for a long time with homeopathic treatment, the patient will most likely develop acute pancreatitis in future resulting in lots of complications especially for diabetic patients including life threatening situations. I know one such aged lady patient developing acute pancreatitis due to allowing stones in her gallbladder for long time for which she had to be admitted in ITU on emergency basis and then was operated for acute pancreatitis and then for removal of her gallbladder stones incurring substantial expenditures including her long stay in the hospital which could have been avoided if treated properly without wastage of time. Surgery for gall bladder stones once detected by the General Practitioners(GP) should always be done by qualified surgeons doing such types of surgeries as General Practitioners having qualifications like MBBS, MD once referring the patient to the Surgeon,do not make such surgeries in general. So, homeopathy treatment for gallbladder stones is lethal and should be avoided for obvious reasons. In Govt. Hospitals, the cost of such operations are not so much.