Gallbladder polyps folk remedies

At present, there are many patients with gallbladder polyps in my country. With the advancement of B-ultrasound technology in my country, the disease can generally be discovered in time during examination. In fact, the lesions of gallbladder polyps mainly include cholesterol polyps, mixed polyps and other types, and there are many causes of gallbladder polyps. They are also accompanied by stones and even the chance of cancer. It can be seen that the harm of gallbladder polyps is very great. So how should gallbladder polyps be treated? What are the folk remedies for gallbladder polyps?

In fact, most of the symptoms of gallbladder polyps are very similar to those of a disease called chronic cholecystitis, which mainly manifests as discomfort in the right upper abdomen, accompanied by stones and pain. When a gallbladder polyp is larger than 1 cm, it should be removed surgically. Let me share with you some folk remedies for gallbladder polyps.

Gallbladder polypoid lesions are a general term for all non-calculous lesions of the gallbladder wall that grow in a polyp-like manner into the gallbladder cavity. In my country, with the widespread popularization of B-ultrasound technology, the detection rate of gallbladder polypoid lesions is getting higher and higher, and their clinical, pathological characteristics and surgical timing have been widely studied. If the gallbladder polyp is larger than 1 cm, it is best to undergo surgery first to prevent the occurrence of cancer. Pathologically, gallbladder polyps are papillary adenomas, which is a general abbreviation for various benign protrusions of the gallbladder mucosa. They can be solitary but are often multiple. The main types of gallbladder polyps include: cholesterol polyps, inflammatory polyps, adenomatous polyps, adenomyomas, mixed polyps, etc.

Clinical manifestations: The symptoms of most gallbladder polyps are similar to those of chronic cholecystitis, mainly manifested as mild discomfort in the right upper abdomen, and biliary colic may occur when accompanied by stones. However, a considerable number of patients have no symptoms and are only discovered during physical examinations. It is generally believed that gallbladder polyps are a predisposing factor for gallbladder cancer. In recent years, there have been many reports on the canceration of gallbladder polyps at home and abroad. Especially when accompanied by stones, the chance of canceration will increase significantly.

Gallbladder polyps folk remedies

(1) Celery Soup: 150 g celery, 50 ml butter, 150 ml milk, and an appropriate amount of flour. Boil the celery with an equal amount of water, add salt, butter, and 2 spoons of flour to the milk, pour into the celery soup, bring to a boil, and serve as a side dish. Replenish Qi and blood, soften the gallbladder and relieve pain.

(2) Celery and glutinous rice porridge: 40 grams of celery, 50 grams of glutinous rice, 5 grams of scallion. Heat peanut oil in a pot and stir-fry the scallion. Add rice, water and a little salt and cook them into porridge. Then add celery and cook for a while, then add MSG. Serve with meals. Strengthen the gallbladder and nourish yin.

(3) Hang the pumpkin vines and add water. Drink the boiled water as tea. This folk remedy for gallbladder polyps comes from traditional Chinese medicine. Its mechanism of action is still unknown, but it is said to have a relatively good effect. Patients with gallbladder polyps should drink more water. Boiling pumpkin vines in water and drinking it can also be used as a way to replenish water.

(4) There is also a folk remedy for gallbladder polyps that uses walnuts for treatment. The recipe is: first boil the oil in a pot, then crush the walnuts and mix them with rock sugar and pour them into the pot. Stir well before taking. Take once daily, morning and evening. This method is not suitable for patients with uric acid gallbladder polyps because they contain a lot of fat, so it can be tried by patients with other types of stones.

prevention

(1) Avoid alcohol and alcoholic beverages: Alcohol is mainly decomposed and detoxified by the liver. Therefore, alcohol can directly damage liver function, cause liver and gallbladder dysfunction, and disrupt the secretion and excretion of bile, thereby stimulating the gallbladder to form new polyps and/or causing the original polyps to grow and become larger, increasing the cancer risk of gallbladder polyps.

(2) Eat regularly and have a good breakfast: Eating regularly and having a good breakfast are extremely important for patients with gallbladder polyps. The liver in the human body is responsible for secreting bile, which is stored in the gallbladder. The main function of bile is to digest oily foods. If you skip breakfast, the bile secreted at night cannot be used and will remain in the gallbladder. If the bile stays in the gallbladder too long, it can stimulate the gallbladder to form gallbladder polyps or cause the original polyps to enlarge and increase in number. Therefore, it is best to eat foods containing vegetable oils for breakfast.

Low-cholesterol diet: Excessive cholesterol intake can increase the metabolism and cleansing burden of the liver and gallbladder, and cause excess cholesterol to crystallize, accumulate and precipitate on the gallbladder wall, thereby forming polyps. Therefore, patients with gallbladder polyps should reduce their cholesterol intake, especially at night, and should avoid eating high-cholesterol foods such as eggs (especially egg yolks), fatty meat, seafood, scaleless fish, animal offal and other foods.

After reading the detailed answer to the question above about what are the folk remedies for gallbladder polyps, I believe everyone already knows the secret. The four folk remedies introduced above are for reference and learning only and may not be suitable for every patient. Therefore, if you have symptoms suspected of gallbladder polyps, it is best to go to the hospital to consult a doctor in time, which will be safer and more reliable.