What Is Gallbladder Inflammations?
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What Is Gallbladder Inflammations?

    What Is Gallbladder Inflammations?

    Gallbladder inflammation is an inflammatory condition of the gallbladder. It may be caused by infection or stones. Learn about symptoms and treatment options here!

    Gallbladder inflammation is a painful condition that affects the bile ducts in the liver. The pain usually starts in the upper right side of the abdomen and radiates down into the back.

     

    What is Gallbladder Inflammation?

    Gallbladder inflammation occurs when there is swelling of the gallbladder due to infection or the formation of gallstones. This leads to the release of toxins into the bloodstream causing severe abdominal pain.

     

    Causes of Gallbladder Inflammative Disease

    There are two main types of gallbladder inflammation – acute and chronic. Acute gallbladder inflammation is usually caused by bacterial infections. Chronic gallbladder inflammation is often associated with the formation of gallstones (gallstone).

     

    Treatment Options For Gallbladder Inflammatories Diseases

    If you suspect that you have gallbladder inflammation, then you should see your doctor immediately. He/she will perform tests to determine whether there is any underlying cause for the problem. Depending on the results of these tests, your doctor may recommend one of the following treatments:

    1) Surgery

    2) Medication

    3) Diet

    4) Lifestyle changes

    5) Alternative medicine

     

    Symptoms of Gallbladder Inflamatory Diseases

    There are several symptoms associated with gallbladder inflammation. These include:

    • Pain in the upper right abdomen

    • Nausea

    • Vomiting

     

    Gallstones And Their Symptoms

    Gallstones are small pieces of hardened bile that form inside the gallbladder. They usually occur when cholesterol accumulates in the gallbladder. This accumulation occurs because the liver does not produce enough bile to help break down fats.

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