Ramdev Medicine

The bile ducts or gallbladder in the body can form stones that disturb the normal functioning of gall bladder and bile secretion. Gallstones are normally of two types and are said to be brown or black pigment or cholesterol stones. Cholesterol stones are very common and they can be miniscule in size or they may be as big as a golf ball.

The gall bladder stores a digestive fluid that is commonly known as bile juice. When the cholesterol content in the bile juice increases, it can lead to the formation of gall bladder stones. People who are obese or overweight, and who are extremely fond of eating junk food, need to be very careful, as they maybe potential candidates, for developing gall bladder stones. People who suddenly lose weight and maybe starving themselves because of a crash diet can also develop these stones.

These stones may lie undetected in the body for a long time and their presence may slowly be detected by a short term or long spaced out pain in the abdomen’s upper region. The patient may also feel a nagging pain between shoulder blades and a discomfiting backache. The eyes and skin may start to show a yellowish tinge and the patient often complains of indigestion, vomiting and nauseous feeling.

Cholesterol Gall bladder stones are specifically partial to certain ethnic groups and they are often found in people who are overweight, people with high triglyceride levels in blood, people who have undergone weight loss, pregnant women, women undergoing oral hormonal therapy, or those who are suffering from Crohn’s disease. When the red blood cells in the body get destroyed it can lead to black pigment gallstones. Brown pigment gall bladder stones develop when there is an infection of the bile and the normal flow of bile is affected. But there is one thing to remember that most of these stones are asymptomatic and lie in the region without showing evident symptoms.

Gall bladder stones are not associated with belching, gas, abdominal distension, or fatty food intake, though jaundice, sepsis or pancreatitis may be an indication that the stage has become complicated. If you feel something is wrong with your gall bladder, go for a transabdominal ultrasonography, MRI, HIDA scan, endoscopic ultrasonography etc or whatever tests advised by the physician.

Gallstones need to be monitored and observed and if the symptoms start to disturb the functioning of the body they have to be removed through a process called cholecystectomy.

If the patient has undergone surgery for removal of gall stones then the pain and other symptoms should stop. If they continue, it’s an indication that the bile duct is still being blocked by the stones. Oral medications can also be prescribed to prevent the formation of gall bladder stones. Baba Ramdev ayurvedic medicine for Gall Bladder stone is also very effective in this condition and is completely safe to ingest because of its herbal extract content. These remedies contain herbal combinations that halt gall stones from forming, and also reduce the size of the stones blocking the bile duct so that they are thrown out of the body naturally.