I have a non functioning gallbladder and have felt very nauseated and have had diarrhea. Are these normal symptoms or could this be something else? I’m meeting with a surgeon next week to discuss removal.

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How much would it cost to have my gal stones removed from my gallbladder in the USA?
I live in Canada.

Totally disilusioned with mainstream medicine, turning to alternative medicine as a last resort because no matter how many doctors I see, they never do anything to help me. 3 months clean. Taking amino acids, evening primrose as anti-inflammatory, doing parasite cleanse with clove, wormwood and black walnut so I can do gallbladder/liver flush after in case the pancreas problem has something to do with gallstones, which is the second most common cause after alcoholism.

So I had gallstones and I had my gallbladder removed almost a year ago. I still constantly get diarrhea and can barely eat anything without getting sick. I also still get alot of pain in the upper part of my abdomen and where my gallbladder use to be. I think it’s possible to still have some stones that may still be in my bile duct. Will I need to have another surgery? Is this normal?

In this lively interview, Andreas answers questions about the role of fat in the diet, food combining, importance of bile, liver and gallbladder flushing, why cancer is a healing mechanism, and much more.

This professionally voice narrated video of Dr. Jossart performing a mini-laparoscopic cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal) for gallstones. The mini-lap technique or Needlescopic technique is an almost scarless technique that is an option for most patients and is an alternative to single incision surgery that often creates a larger incision. The technique can also be offered to weight loss surgery patients and numerous other surgical problems.

Endoscopic ultrasound can be a very useful tool in the diagnosis and management of pancreatic disease. In the following video the examination of a patient with a suspicious lesion in the body of the pancreas on a C/T scan of the abdomen revealed changes of chronic pancreatitis and a gallbladder full with sludge and stones. (Gallstone related chronic pancreatitis)

Amy, 26, has suffered from gallbladder problems since she was 10 years old. She opted to have her gallbladder removed through her vagina with a cutting-edge and highly experimental technique called Natural Orifice Surgery. Endoscopic tools are inserted through the bodys orifices to reach a target organ and remove it.