Prevent stones from forming
I have recurring gallstones, even after removing the gallbladder, and the doctor prescribed me bile salt tablets, so what is their use and how long do I keep them?
Some home recipes recommend drinking olive oil, apple juice, or lemon juice to stimulate the gallbladder to empty small stones. However, these practices have no origin.
In fact, no food has been proven to prevent gallstones, but there are two measures that can be taken to reduce the risk: maintain a healthy weight and avoid bad food that has low calorie intake and weight loss rapidly.
There is evidence that exercise helps prevent gallstones with formation, although this assumption has not been scientifically proven. One study found that men who exercise regularly and vigorously for thirty minutes a day have a 34 percent lower risk of gallbladder attacks than men who do not exercise. The researchers hypothesize that exercise would help stabilize the chemical balance of bile, preventing gallstone formation.
Bile salt tablets dissolve cholesterol stones within several months or years. However, it does not work with hemoglobin stones. Most doctors prefer to use ursodiol because it is the safest drug and causes fewer side effects, most notably occasional slight diarrhea. This medicine only works with stones that contain large amounts of cholesterol without noticeable amounts of calcium, and when the bile duct leading to the gallbladder is open, allowing bile to enter and exit normally.
However, the effect of ursodiol is not permanent. Stones tend to form again in half of those taking the drug, within ten years after treatment, unless the patient continues to use the drug all the time.
gastric reflux
I suffer from a burning sensation in the stomach and esophagus, and after examinations, it was found that I suffer from gastroesophageal reflux disease, and the doctor prescribed to me Gasec-20 capsules at a rate of 1 twice a day after eating and Moxal syrup, and I continued this treatment for about a month, but without noticeable improvement. The opening between the stomach and the esophagus is open or loosened, and this also causes a foul smell to the mouth.
What is the treatment, doctor, and is there a natural or herbal remedy to narrow this nozzle or a way to return it to nature, and I hope to solve the burning problem.
F. q
From the appearance of the question, it becomes clear that you, the questioner, did not take the treatment correctly, as this drug is from the family of acid inhibitors, and it performs its work greatly if it is taken before eating and not after eating, as it must be accompanied by a nutritional program appropriate to the case, as for the presence of bad breath in the mouth It has many causes, some of which are related to other than the digestive system, and some of them are due to the deposition of food residues for a long time in the upper part of the digestive system, and they are usually special and rare cases. I have a background on herbs that can help in such cases, wishing everyone good health.
3- A question for Dr. Waleed. I have indigestion. What are the causes of indigestion, knowing that I have a stomach germ and inflammation in the duodenum? Thank you
Ghada
Indigestion is a general word. The doctor needs to know more accurate details from the patient in order to clearly identify the problem, as it may mean pain or heartburn and may mean satiety and a feeling of fullness. It is also preferable to know the patient’s health status in general because there are some diseases associated with such symptoms. Ten, it is advisable to take the appropriate treatment for him with the treatment of stomach germs.