Bilestone

AFODOAug 9, 20231 min to read

Aug 9, 2023

My mother has a not so big gallstone. She feels pain around once a year or in 2 years. She felt pain yesterday.
She said they want to operate out her whole bile, so than the liver would take the tasks of the bile, which is not so good, but I don't know anything about this so I wanna ask you guys, what would be the best option.

If it does not get operated it would be too risky that it blocks the bile?
It would be possible that they operate her without taking out the whole bile, but they don't want to do that and they never do this, should she ask them to do so anyways? I don't think they would accept it.
Is there any natural solution, like acupoints, herbs, yoga, ect?

By "bile" I mean gall, I don't know which is the most used name for it.

Dec 27, 2025#20

I have helped several people avoid gall bladder surgery with Chinese medicine.

The approach always depends on the reason for the stones and their aggravation - there is often overconsumption of nuts, fats, oils and limited bitter foods in the diet.

However I must stress that it's important not to engage with short term gall stone dissolving protocols.

Whilst some people may have positive experiences from these, everyone is different, and the risk of having a stone get stuck in your biliary tree, causing acute pancreatitis syndrome is high, both in likelihood and poor outcome.

Having an understanding of *why* you have stones is key in treating it, as the process by which to treat it varies.

Si vis pacem, para bellum

If you want a peaceful life, prepare for war

I have helped several people avoid gall bladder surgery with Chinese medicine.

The approach always depends on the reason for the stones and their aggravation - there is often overconsumption of nuts, fats, oils and limited bitter foods in the diet.

However I must stress that it's important not to engage with short term gall stone dissolving protocols.

Having an understanding of *why* you have stones is key in treating it, as the process by which to treat it varies.

Dec 27, 2025#21

This is the targeted message.

Centralforce666said:post: 1177109
I have helped several people avoid gall bladder surgery with Chinese medicine.
The approach always depends on the reason for the stones and their aggravation - there is often overconsumption of nuts, fats, oils and limited bitter foods in the diet.
However I must stress that it's important not to engage with short term gall stone dissolving protocols.

Hi CentralForce

thank you for youre reply means a lot and is appreciated.

Its gallbladder issue will only find out when appointment is polyps, something maybe cholesterol related. I think western they always try take it out yes the full thing lol.

If know of the TCM

Perhaps you would know that better than me.

Thanks again.

Ave Satanas