Clinical findings show that the average patient has gallstones, and the simplest and most direct method in Western medicine is to remove the gallbladder, but they do not consider the consequences of the patient's gallbladder removal, so what are the consequences of gallbladder removal?
Western medicine believes that removing the gallbladder may not be a big deal, but as an important digestive organ, the gallbladder is responsible for concentrating and storing bile, and regulating the relationship between bile production and excretion.
What are the consequences of gallbladder removal?
Sequelae of gallbladder resection: after the removal of the gallbladder, the common bile duct will be compensatorily dilated, which will be similar to biliary colic and discomfort; because there is no concentrated gallbladder bile into the small intestine, the amount of bile acid in the intestine cannot reach the critical micropule concentration, so when more fat is consumed, there will be symptoms of fat indigestion, abdominal distension and diarrhea, in addition to the possibility of duodenal intestinal fluid and gastric juice reflux, and even colon cancer.
If the gallbladder is cut, the stones will come back: Many patients think that the gallbladder has been removed, and the gallstones naturally have no place to live. Although it is impossible to have gallbladder stones after gallbladder resection, it will also induce intrahepatic bile duct stones or common bile duct stones, and there are many such cases in clinical practice.
What is the concept of gallbladder gone? In fact, the removal of the gallbladder will not only affect the body, but also the decision of the gallbladder master in traditional Chinese medicine ("Su Wen Linglan Secret Classics" says: "The gallant, the official of the righteousness, the decision to come out. ”）
Courage to make decisions refers to the function of courage to judge things and make decisions. People with strong courage are affected by sudden stimuli, but the degree of influence is milder and the recovery is faster, while people with weak courage often develop diseases because of this. This reflects the function of the gallbladder to maintain the relative stability of the activity of qi and blood in the spirit and viscera. So we will have words like "guts", "daring" and "cowards", but you can imagine what would happen if we didn't have guts?
I believe that knowing the consequences of removing the gallbladder, everyone should not just lose their gallbladder. In general, gallstones are not very large, and gallstones below 2cm can be cured through symptomatic conditioning, and there is no need to remove the gallbladder and gallbladder.